What to know about COVID-19 and flying from Bay Area airports
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The region's three major airports have facilities for testing and clear protocols for travelers.
Arts & Entertainment
Burning Man, once again, will be virtual
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"We have decided to set our sights on Black Rock City 2022," festival organizers said in a statement.California
Deadline to get a Real ID driver’s license extended into 2023
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The change in date is the second issued due to the pandemic -- the original deadline was October 2020.Bay Area
Pandemic has college students wanting to study abroad in limbo
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Time marches on for college students hoping to put in time studying abroad, with plans for many still on hold more than a year after the pandemic began.Bay Area
BART plans to resume late-night service, add more trains as ridership recovers
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Ridership plummeted 90 percent with the onset of the pandemic but agency officials now want to plan for expanded service rather than react to demand after the economy reopens.Bay Area
Bay Area leisure and hospitality industry may take years to recover after pandemic
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Leisure and hospitality employment has plummeted across the greater Bay Area since the pandemic began a year ago, and a ban on conventions are a big factor in the decline -- and in any bounce back.Oakland
Southwest Airlines to start flights between Oakland, Santa Barbara in April
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The daily flights on Boeing 737 planes will start April 12 with one-way fares starting at $39.Bay Area
Hike guide service a pandemic pivot for this California travel agency
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HikeFix is an online subscription service that puts together well-curated hikes around the Bay AreaCOVID-19
Ski resorts work to stay open as COVID cases snowball
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Colorado's Telluride is a case study in the challenges ski resorts across the U.S. face in staying open as COVID-19 surges, and may provide perspective for California resorts.Bay Area
Passenger traffic at Oakland Airport up more than 100 percent in June, but may weaken again
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While the increase was a good sign, the June total was still only 21 percent of a year ago.California
