Jackie Lacey

The federal government wants Americans to cancel non-essential travel.

Governor Gavin Newsom is calling on Californians ages 65 and over to self-isolate. Does that literally mean not leaving your house or apartment?

People ages 65 and up are most vulnerable to the novel coronavirus. Health officials are telling them to not go outside, and to practice social distancing.

Humans are social animals, and social distancing is hard. This weekend, countless Angelenos headed for hiking trails and beaches.

With many people staying at home due to coronavirus, our apartments and houses have become work spaces, classrooms, gyms.

With newfound time on your hands during the COVID-19 outbreak, you may want to help those in need. We get some tips on how to do this while staying a safe six feet away.

As of Wednesday, facilities across the U.S. are unable to process testing kits. California has a shortage of chemicals that are critical to the testing process.

People across the country are stocking up on essential supplies to get through the next few weeks as cities shut down due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Dr. Michael Wilkes of UC Davis says his patients are worried about how their medical information might be used during this coronavirus pandemic.