Five people are dead after a shooting at a mosque in San Diego, California, according to police statements reported by multiple outlets. The police chief, Scott Wahl, says the suspects appear to have died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds and that they are believed to be teenagers aged 17 and 19. Other reporting describes the incident as involving two teenage suspects and notes the mosque is the largest in San Diego. Several sources also state that five people total have died, with the suspects included among the fatalities. The articles do not agree on additional details beyond the death toll, the teenagers’ ages, and the police characterization of the suspects’ deaths as self-inflicted. The Economic Times and Taipei Times are not fully detailed in the provided excerpts, but the headline framing across outlets is consistent: a mosque shooting in San Diego results in five deaths, including the two teen suspects found dead following the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances leading to the shooting and the deaths.