Two people onboard a small plane were killed when the aircraft crashed into two homes in a Simi Valley neighborhood Saturday afternoon in Ventura County, just north of Los Angeles. There were no reported injuries to people on the ground. Simi Valley police said that the pilot, a passenger and a dog were on the plane when it crashed at approximately 2:10 p.m.
Main Idea: A small plane crashed into a Simi Valley neighborhood, killing two people on board and leaving the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate what went wrong.
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A fatal plane crash into homes can put nearby families at risk, damage property, and leave taxpayers with costs for fire, police, and federal investigations.
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Named victim identified as one of the people killed in the crash.
Named victim identified as one of the people killed in the crash.
Local law-enforcement agency that responded to the crash and provided key details on occupants and the scene.
Manufacturer associated with the RV-10 aircraft involved in the crash.
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Named departure airfield mentioned as part of the aircraft’s flight path, but not a central acting entity.
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