Tragic Private Jet Crash Claims 6 Lives Amid Sudden Visibility Shift in Southern California

A private jet crashed in low-visibility conditions in Murrieta, Southern California, killing all six people on board. The crash occurred as the Cessna jet was making a second approach to land at Murrieta's French Valley Airport. Just 20 minutes before the crash, the National Weather Service reported low clouds and reduced visibility in the area. The victims have been identified, and investigations by the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration are underway. This incident follows another small plane crash in Murrieta on July 4, which resulted in the death of the pilot and injuries to three children.