The Federal Aviation Administration was in Pomona Monday to investigate a plane crash that left four people hurt at the Pomona Fairplex a day earlier.

Preliminary details regarding the crash that occurred around 11:10 a.m. Sunday during the In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals could be released later in the day, the Orange County Register reported Monday.

The single-engine Piper PA32 Aircraft was apparently trying to land at nearby Brackett Field Airport in La Verne when it crashed near the racetrack with thousands in attendance.

A thud could be heard on a video that showed the low-flying plane followed by someone in the grandstands saying “An airplane just crashed.”

The races were delayed as a result of the crash while emergency personnel rushed to survey the scene.

Aerial video from Sky5 Monday morning showed yellow tape surrounding five vehicles and three trailers that were involved in the crash.

Somehow, no bystanders were injured and the four people aboard the plane were rescued with moderate to severe injuries but none were considered to be life-threatening. No updates on the injuries were available Monday.

The cause of the crash is part of the investigation being conducted by the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board.

Two separate stabbings in Glendale left 4 people injured, 3 of whom were hospitalized, on Sunday night, police say.

Glendale police say the stabbings happened within 20 minutes of each other and are unclear as to whether either incident was gang-related.

The first stabbing was reported at 7:44 p.m. in the area of Dryden Street and San Rafael Avenue, according to officials.

Details are limited, but preliminary reports say an unknown amount of people engaged in a brawl, during which three people were stabbed.

The suspect fled the scene, police say, and all three victims were transported with minor injuries.

The department has not provided a suspect description and says the investigation into this stabbing is ongoing.

Police say the second stabbing happened soon after, around 8:03 p.m., in the 100 block of Windsor Road.

A man, who officials say may have been under the influence, was allegedly hanging around the area when a group of men asked him to leave.

The man did not want to leave and ended up stabbing one person during the conflict, according to police.

Officials have not provided further information as to how the situation escalated to violence, but confirm that the suspect was detained and taken into custody.

Police did not immediately release the identity of the suspect.

The stand-alone victim purportedly had minor injuries and declined to be transported.

Police say the scene has since been cleared and the investigation is no longer active.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A San Diego fisherman named ‘Earl’ hooked a catch he’ll always remember while on a 10-day angling trip at sea this November. That’s according to Fisherman’s Landing Manager Carl Schmidt who spoke with FOX5/KUSI Saturday morning.

Caught just north of Cabo San Lucas, a city on the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, the fishermen reeled in a yellowfin tuna that weighed in at 442.5 pounds.

Earl, along with other fishermen, were surveying waters south of the U.S. border while aboard a boat named “The Excel Sportfishing.” The boat’s captain, Justin Fleck, also showed excitement regarding the catch as the boat’s crew brought the tuna to shore in San Diego Saturday morning.

Earl was seen standing proudly next to his catch as onlookers took photos and fellow fishermen praised his skills.

Whether the catch will become tuna steaks or poke is to be determined but one thing is for sure, there’s plenty of tuna for sharing.