Tony Mirabile was a capo of San Diego before Bompensiero. He was a good earner, had bars in whats today's downtown Gaslamp district. Pretty lucrative area, even then. They had a lock on the Sailor, Dive and Gay bars. He also had a lucrative "resort" of sorts in Tijuana I believe in the late 40s.

I would also add the Matranga Brothers.

San Diego, although not particularly important to the overall scheme of things in CN, it has a quiet history of its own. Alot of money out there. All the Los Angeles guys back then lived in nice residential areas. I imagine it was a perfect city to operate (in those days) if you're not looking to be the Vito Genovese or Tony Accardo.