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Booking trips and destination weddings has fallen dramatically since the coronavirus pandemic hit nearly 7 months ago. KTVU's Frank Mallicoat spoke with Linda Mitchell, owner and founder of Luxury Destination Travel in the greater Boston-area, about the ways they are getting their customers to where they want to be, including changing events. Mitchell shares what you ned to know if you're planning a vacation trip or a wedding.

Most Americans are spending way more time staring at screens now than ever before. KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian talks with Dr. Jason Deitch, founder of Look Up America, an initiative to help us deal with the negative effects -- both physical and mental -- of too much screen time.

Determining the origin of a fire is a first step in figuring out how it started, and Cal Fire investigators are set up on the edge of a vineyard owned by Cakebread Cellars north of St. Helena.

In San Francisco, restaurants are beginning to offer indoor dining as the City sees improving COVID-19 numbers. KTVU's Alex Savidge talks with Laurie Thomas, Executive Director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association about how the dining experience is going to be a lot different.

The pandemic, protests, and smoky air have negatively impacted businesses in San Jose. The San Jose Downtown Association's annual Dine Downtown event is more of a lifeline and has been extended to six weeks.

Greg Lee reports.

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease specialist at University of California San Francisco says the fact the president was rushed to Walter Reed indicates just how serious the situation is, and that corona virus patients can take a turn for the worse quickly.

Mike Biondi, an assistant superintendent in the Livermore school district, was found dead a week after he went missing

For Calistoga on the Napa Valley floor and for Angwin, 1,200 feet above in the mountains, it's an ongoing fight to keep these communities intact and alive. The continued threat of the Glass Fire could forever change these communities.

The President was flown in Marine One at 6 p.m. EST on Friday, October 2, 2020.

Jesse Gary reports.

KTVU's Allie Rasmus reports.

Bud Donaldson of Livermore has been serenading his neighbors, serenade-style, for 150 days during the coronavirus pandemic. Frank Mallicoat reports

KTVU's Allie Rasmus reports.

Jesse Gary reports.

President Donald Trump said late Thursday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus, a stunning announcement that plunges the country deeper into uncertainty just a month before the presidential election.