A UPS truck was one of the vehicles struck in the crash, officials said. The company confirmed an employee was killed and said it would cooperate with investigators.
A small plane crashed into a residential neighborhood in Southern California on Monday, killing two people, including a UPS driver, and leaving a trail of destruction, authorities said. Two homes were destroyed, along with several vehicles, in the city of Santee, which is located about 18 miles northeast of San Diego. The plane, a twin-engine Cessna, was flying from Yuma, Arizona, to San Diego when it crashed into the neighborhood around 12 p.m. local time, officials said. It was unclear how many people were on board. Justin Matsushita, the city’s deputy fire chief, said the two injured were transported to local hospitals but said he couldn’t elaborate on the extent of their injuries.
