Three people died in a collision between two planes that were attempting to land at Watsonville Municipal Airport on Thursday, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office confirmed Friday. "Any time ...

The FAA and the NTSB will investigate the crash. Watsonville Municipal Airport is located about 45 miles south of San Jose.

WATSONVILLE, CA - Multiple agencies responded to Watsonville Municipal Airport Thursday after two planes attempting to land collided. At least two people are dead after initial reports of multiple ...

The Watsonville Municipal Airport is holding its biggest event of the year during Labor Day weekend. The "Fire in the Sky and Watsonville Airport Open House" will be on Saturday, Aug. 31 ...

WATSONVILLE – The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the non-fatal Sunday crash of a small plane at the Watsonville Municipal Airport. Administration spokesperson Elizabeth Isham ...

The Santa Cruz County Sheriff-Coroner’s Office identified three people Monday who were killed when two planes collided Thursday over Watsonville Municipal Airport, east of Santa Cruz.

Three people were killed Thursday when two planes collided over Watsonville Municipal Airport in Watsonville, Calif., officials said. Both aircraft appeared to be coming in for a landing at the ...

WATSONVILLE -- A preliminary report on last month's fatal crash involving two small planes in Watsonville released Thursday indicates the pilots attempted various times to announce their positions ...

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Two small planes collided in Northern California while trying to land at a local airport Thursday and all three occupants were killed, officials said. The planes crashed at Watsonville Municipal ...

Three people were killed after two planes crashed mid-air over the Watsonville Municipal Airport in California on Thursday afternoon, according to Mayor Eduardo Montesino. A single-engine Cessna ...