Travis Air Force Base

Federal authorities believe two Bay Area attacks on law enforcement are the work of the same domestic terror cell.

Federal authorities believe two Bay Area attacks on law enforcement are the work of the same domestic terror cell. Terry McSweeney reports.

Frustration is mounting onboard the Grand Princess as hundreds of people are counting the minutes before getting off the coronavirus-ridden ship. Some passengers are so fed up, they’ve lawyered up, suing the cruise line company for $1 million. Cheryl Hurd reports.

Nearly 1,000 passengers who are California residents aboard the Princess Cruise Ship will complete mandatory quarantine at Travis Air Force Base and Marine Corps Air Station in San Diego.

Passengers aboard the Grand Princess held off the Bay Area are frustrated as the ship prepares to dock at the Port of Oakland Monday. Sergio Quintana reports.

Contra Costa Health Services officials confirmed Tuesday that three novel coronavirus patients among a group of quarantined international travelers at Travis Air Force Base have been transferred to Contra Costa County for treatment. All three patients will be quarantined indefinitely while they battle the virus as county health officials aim to minimize the potential for exposure to the public. The…

Two years after the deadly crash, the National Transportation Safety Board releases details about the crash and the role Tesla’s self-driving technology might have played. Kris Sanchez reports for NBC Bay Area on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020.

A person with the novel coronavirus was being treated Thursday at an unnamed San Francisco hospital, public health officials said.

After two weeks in quarantine at Travis Air Force Base, dozens of people were on their way home Thursday, and while they are in the clear, nurses say they’re not so sure hospitals are fully prepared to deal with the growing number of patients.

More people are developing coronavirus symptoms after being in isolation at Travis Air Force Base Tuesday, bringing the number to 10 people who are either infected or showing signs of the virus in the Bay Area.

More people are developing coronavirus symptoms after being in isolation at Travis Air Force Base Tuesday, bringing the number to 10 people who are either infected or showing signs of the virus in the Bay Area. Thom Jensen reports.

More people are developing coronavirus symptoms after being in isolation at Travis Air Force Base Tuesday, bringing the number to 10 people who are either infected or showing signs of the virus in the Bay Area. Cheryl Hurd reports.

American citizens being evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship now in Japan and quarantined due to a novel coronavirus outbreak on board, will be given accommodations at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield.

Nearly 400 Americans aboard the cruise ship hit with coronavirus are back in the U.S. Two cargo planes of passengers including 14 people infected with the virus arrived within the last 24 hours. Among them, a couple from the Bay Area. Jodi Hernandez reports

14 Americans who contracted the coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Japan came back to the U.S. with over 300 other passengers. Some of them arrived at the Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield. Bob Redell reports for NBC Bay Area on Monday, Feb. 17 2020.

14 of the evacuees from the cruise ship that was quarantined in Japan have been diagnosed with coronavirus, and arrived in the United States Sunday night. Bob Redell reports for NBC Bay Area Monday, Feb. 17, 2020.

According to the U.S. Department of State, 14 of the evacuees aboard flights headed from a quarantined cruise ship in Japan to Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield have tested positive for the coronavirus. Sergio Quintana reports.

American citizens being evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship now in Japan and quarantined due to a novel coronavirus outbreak on board, will be arriving at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield Sunday evening. Christie Smith reports.

Hundreds of Americans quarantined on a cruise ship in Japan due to the coronavirus are preparing to head home. A U.S. government plane is scheduled to fly many of them to Travis Air Force Base where they will be quarantined yet again. Marianne Favro Reports.