San Diego Plane Crash | Small plane crashes into San Diego neighborhood
San Diego Plane Crash Multiple people died when a small plane crashed in Southern California on May 22, striking more than a dozen homes and vehicles in a military housing neighborhood and prompting evacuations in the area, officials said. The early morning crash set multiple homes on fire and splattered jet fuel along streets in Tierrasanta, a community located about 10 miles northeast of downtown San Diego. San Diego Fire-Rescue Assistant Chief Dan Eddy said multiple plane passengers died in the crash. Authorities were still working to determine how many people were on board the aircraft. No deaths were reported among people on the ground, but some victims suffered "minor injuries," Eddy said Thursday morning, May 22. The Cessna 550 went down about 3:45 a.m. local time, the Federal Aviation Administration reported. "It was unclear if it was a military or private plane," Eddy said during a morning news conference. latest Update Plane crash sparks fires at roughly 1...