On Saturday night's SDFC game, the spotlight was on those who helped families impacted by the Murphy Canyon plane crash that happened just about a month ago.

The preliminary report did not indicate a cause for the crash. It said the pilot was on an instrument approach in dense fog when he clipped a transmission line about 95 feet from the ground.

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – The Murphy Canyon neighborhood on Sample Street where last Thursday’s deadly plane crash is completely different one week later. It went from looking like a war zone to one ...

A Murphy Canyon resident is speaking out after a Cessna 550 crashed into her military neighborhood on May 22, killing all six people on board. Faith Ayers, who lives under the flight path, says ...

More on Murphy Canyon plane crash . About 2.9 nautical miles (nm) from the runway, the aircraft was flying at an altitude of about 1,190 feet msl over PALOS, which has a minimum crossing altitude ...

A Cessna 550 slammed into San Diego's Murphy Canyon neighborhood early Wednesday morning, sparking more than a dozen nearby car and house fires and sending plumes of smoke skyward, according to ...

Podrían ser seis personas las que murieron cuando una avioneta se estrelló en Murphy Canyon El avión, un Cessna 550, se estrelló cuando se acercaba al Aeropuerto Ejecutivo Montgomery-Gibbs ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Dozens of families remain evacuated from their homes nearly a week after a plane crashed into a Murphy Canyon military community, creating new financial burdens for those affected.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Thursday’s small plane crash in Murphy Canyon is a stark reminder of how anything can happen in a moment’s notice. The crash, which killed at least three people and ...

Murphy Canyon Plane Crash. Airport weather data system, runway lights not working at time of plane crash, investigators say by: Tony Shin. Posted: May 23, 2025 / 08:12 PM PDT.

Six people are feared dead, 15 homes were damaged, along with several cars, and 100 people were displaced after a private jet barreled through the Murphy Canyon neighborhood early Thursday morning.

San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Chief Robert Logan said they responded to reports of a plane down in the Murphy Canyon neighborhood, near Sculpin Street and Santo Road, just before 4 a.m.