Tesla: 3 employees killed in Calif. plane crash (AP)
Tesla: 3 employees killed in Calif. plane crash
(AP) - AP - The three people killed on board a small plane that went down in a Northern California neighborhood were all employees of Tesla Motors Inc. [Yahoo]
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