March 22, 2016 5:35 pm

Bay Area Agencies Step Up Patrols After Brussels, Travelers Vow Not to be Scared

The deadly attacks happened more than 5,500 away. But on Tuesday, the world reacted to the terrorist-inspired explosions at the airport and subway in Brussels where 31 were killed and 212 injured, including police, transit agencies and airports from New York to San Francisco.

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