Neighbors raced to save residents when plane crashed in California neighborhood, killing 2

When a small plane crashed in a California neighborhood, killing two and injuring at least two others, residents raced to save their neighbors.

When a small plane crashed in a California neighborhood, killing two and injuring at least two others, residents raced to save their neighbors from the intense fire and explosions.

The twin-engine Cessna C340 crashed at 12:14 p.m. local time Monday in Santee, near San Diego, the Federal Aviation Administration said. The plane first struck a UPS truck and then skidded into two homes, destroying them.

"It was like a bomb went off," witness Andrew Pelloth told ABC News.

Neighbor Michael Keeley recalled rescuing a woman from her home.