The process of recovering a fighter jet that crashed into San Diego Bay this week after its two-member crew safely ejected during an apparent mechanical emergency could take as long as two weeks, the ...

Roughly $67 million was lost in the splash down of an EA-18G Growler fighter jet in the San Diego Bay and the cost to recover the sensitive warfare equipment is currently running. But those aren’t ...

The EA-18G Growler crashed Wednesday. Ships will be allowed to sail through the Shelter Island basin as long as they can do ...

An ABC 10News crew was at the scene reporting on another story when they saw what appeared to be a military aircraft crash ...

A U.S. Navy fighter jet is still in the San Diego Bay. We learned the navy is estimating it may take two weeks to get the entire jet and debris out of the bay.

The E/A-18G Growler crashed into the water off San Diego after its two aviators ejected. The aircraft is believed to have ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two crew members ejected from a Navy jet before it crashed Wednesday off the San Diego coast and were ...

Emergency crews are responding to reports of a military plane that crashed into the San Diego Bay near Shelter Island, ...

Still, details of the plan weren’t immediately clear. Here’s a look at the U.S. naval base, widely known as “Gitmo,” and its history: While the U.S. naval base in Cuba is best known for ...

Read more on our AI policy here. Naval Fire initially started 10:28 a.m. Jan. 20 in San Diego County. It has been burning on federal land managed by the United States Forest Service for nine days.