A business jet carrying nine people crashed Sunday in a residential area of Palm Beach County, Florida, according to The Guardian's report, which carries Associated Press reporting. The report said the jet came down in a Florida neighborhood, "erupting in a massive fireball."

The Guardian reported that the aircraft was a Learjet 60. It said federal officials placed the crash in a residential area of Palm Beach County. The report does not name the specific federal agencies involved, based on the material reviewed for this story.

Whether anyone on the ground was hurt is unclear, according to the report. The Guardian also said there were no details yet on whether anyone aboard survived, so the condition of the nine people on the jet has not been established.

The material reviewed for this story does not describe a cause of the crash. It also does not identify the people aboard, the owner or operator of the Learjet 60, or the number of people or properties affected on the ground.

The account rests on a single news item. No other outlet's reporting was among the sources reviewed for this story, so the facts above are not independently confirmed here, and no conflicting accounts were found. The Guardian item was published Sunday, the same day the crash was reported to have occurred.

Sources: The Guardian: Business jet carrying nine people crashes in Florida neighborhood.