President Trump preparing order targeting social media protections
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted, "We'll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally."
Americans are already searching their next vacation destinations, according to Expedia
More Americans are looking to travel domestically as lockdown restrictions ease across the U.S.
Rental car companies selling off inventory of used vehicles
Rental car companies are struggling with losses from coronavirus restrictions and will begin to sell off a significant portion of vehicles.
White House announces ban on travel to U.S. from Brazil
Brazil currently has over 350,000 cases of coronavirus.
White House imposes coronavirus travel ban on Brazil
Trump had already banned certain travelers from China, Europe, the United Kingdom and Ireland and, to a lesser extent, Iran. He has not moved to ban travel from Russia, which has the world's third-highest caseload.
Many Bay Area Memorial Day gatherings move online
For the first time in 20 years AAA is not issuing a Memorial Day travel forecast.
Oakland International Airport almost completely devoid of passengers in April due to coronavirus pandemic
With much of the country still under strict or modified shelter-in-place orders since the middle of March, the airport reported that the number of people flying into or out of Oakland dropped 96 percent in April compared to the same month last year.
Travel demand slowly picks up, SFO to resume overseas flights
Any improvement is welcome, however, and some airlines are even planning to resume routes that had been shut down.
Nonstop flights to Europe from SFO to resume in June
Some international airlines are returning to the San Francisco International Airport and nonstop air service to Europe will return next month.
Professor tracks racism against Asian Americans during COVID-19
The professor fears the racism directed at Asian Americans may worsen even after the pandemic is over.
California homeless quarantine in hotels, more rooms needed
In San Francisco, which has moved more than 1,000 of its estimated 8,000 homeless into hotels, nonprofits raised money to get rooms for some who couldn’t get them. Activists have pleaded with Mayor London Breed to do more.
Three more Bay Area counties move forward on reopening
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Oakland International Airport easing travel worries with new health, safety guidelines
Oakland International Airport officials announced new safety measures and protocols they are implementing for when travelers return in force.
Delta Air Lines announces retirement of Boeing 777 fleet, Airbus aircraft to replace
The airline has been flying the 777 since 1999. Delta CEO Ed Bastain said retiring the iconic aircraft is not an easy decision.
Mark Neveau talks air travel amid the pandemic; California's wildfire plan for upcoming wildfire season
Former FEMA Director Mark Neveau spoke to KTVU's Julie Haener during the 5 O'Clock News on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 about these two important issues: air travel amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and the upcoming wildfire season in California.
Traveling after the coronavirus pandemic
The Travel Guy Gabe Saglie talks travel after coronavirus passes on Mornings on Two, Saturday, May 2, 2020.
Carnival cruise bookings soar despite coronavirus, travel company says
Cruise bookings increased exponentially after Carnival announced it intends to resume some cruises in August, according to one travel company.
Bay Area baby’s case may be first that links COVID-19 to inflammatory syndrome: report
The baby girl has since gone home and passed a 14-day quarantine.
Three cruise ships without passengers will dock at the Port of Oakland
The first two ships are scheduled to arrive on Saturday and the third is expected on Sunday.
CHP continues to see increase in speeding during stay-at-home order
Last weekend, officers assigned to areas within the CHP-Golden Gate Division, arrested 84 people for driving under the influence and issued 1,572 citations for speeding.