A light aircraft that crashed off the coast of San Diego a month ago, killing all six people aboard, abruptly descended hundreds of feet for unknown reasons and then climbed back up almost as far ...

Minutes later, at about 12:30 p.m., the business plane went down into the sea about two miles west of Point Loma, according to the NTSB. The report does not include a ruling on the cause of the crash.

The preliminary cause behind the light aircraft collision that killed six people on board one month ago was released Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board shared in its preliminary ...

The pilot of the small plane that crashed off the coast of San Diego on June 8, killing all six on board, was “struggling” to ...

The pilot of a twin-engine Cessna that plunged into the ocean off Sunset Cliffs last month, killing all six aboard, had “expressed some nervousness about the busy Southern California airspace” and ...

The plane crashed into the ocean near Point Loma, and the Coast Guard suspended the search after covering more than 300 square miles. So far, no wreckage has been recovered.