A tragic plane crash in San Diego has claimed the lives of all six people on board, including a music agent who worked with the band Sum 41. Federal authorities confirmed the small aircraft went down, though details about the cause are still unclear.

Editor’s Note: Beyond the heartbreaking loss of life, this story hits the music industry hard—losing a behind-the-scenes professional who helped shape artists' careers. It’s also a grim reminder of the risks of small-plane travel, which often flies under the radar until disaster strikes.

A small plane crashed into a residential area near San Diego early Thursday, damaging homes and sparking emergency responses. Details are still emerging, but the incident has rattled the quiet neighborhood, raising questions about aviation safety in populated areas.

Editor’s Note: Plane crashes in residential zones are rare but terrifying when they happen—they put lives at risk, damage property, and often prompt scrutiny of flight regulations or pilot error. For locals, it’s a jarring reminder of how quickly routine life can be upended. For authorities, it’s another case to investigate and learn from.