A bloom of California poppies springs up in the Antelope Valley,enticing visitors stuck at home. But the live cam is your best bet, officials say.

Because of the coronavirus lockdown, airlines have canceled flights and reduced schedules. Know your rights and what you are entitled to.

Whether truth or fiction, these tales of space treat science seriously

What you need to get started in exploring the night sky. Even basic binoculars will do

As the pandemic battle evolves, much public property is still off-limits but some is open for locals

It doesn't take a lot of fancy equipment. A modern camera with a longer lens can help you capture the heavens.

The California State Fair, scheduled to begin July 17 in Sacramento, is called off. Some county fairs remain scheduled.

Your credit card company can help when goods and services are not received. Be careful though.

The islands will keep stay-at-home rules in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

As the pandemic fight evolves, some public lands are easing restrictions

In the pandemic aftermath, what will hotels do differently?

From across the U.S., these virtual learning experiences can help your kids learn with help from museums, a memorial and even lei-making.

As the pandemic fight evolves, state officials have stuck with closures while some cities ease up

Parks are opening the way they closed, each in its own way.

Carnival plans to sail Caribbean itineraries from Florida and Texas ports where most passengers arrive by car rather than by airplane.

When we venture out again, will we first turn to the all-American road trip? Will it be safe? Here's what effect the coronavirus will have.

Almost every day, the rules change in the beaches and parks of Southern California. Here's the latest on what's open and closed.

Just because you're antsy, L.A. County officials say, that doesn't make your trip essential.

Download some of our favorite birding apps, and then start looking up.

A family-friendly whitewater rafting trip could be ideal for post-quarantine.

Officials say many restrictions will be in place, to change in four phases.

Exclusive: The airline is currently operating at just 5 per cent of its normal level

The cuts come as travel bans have been implemented around the world

The airline will be carrying cargo in the cabin instead of passengers

Exclusive: analysis of Eurocontrol flight data shows the small Leicestershire airport ahead of Madrid, Rome and Munich

The Man Who Pays His Way: Travelling will be lonelier without trusted guidebooks

'We absolutely reject the fact that firms should be denying their obligations under these rules,' said Abta chief executive Mark Tanzer

Exclusive: 'In the past they were famous for food poisoning outbreaks. Now pandemic outbreaks. I have no desire to pay good money to "holiday" in a Petri dish,' said Chris Dore

Boss of Britain's busiest air hub calls for 'a common international standard for healthcare screening in airports'

A make-believe trip is good for the soul, says Helen Coffey

The police showed up at their door after their photos were shared on Facebook

'There is a large amount of pent-up demand, should health and travel restrictions allow it to return to the market,' said IATA's chief economist, Brian Pearce

Dubai-based airline's policies now more generous than most carriers

Plane Talk: Many airlines have erred during the coronavirus crisis, but so have some politicians

Plane Talk: Despite the industry's deepest crisis, air charter firms are busier than ever

Faroe Islanders allow travellers stuck at home with only a device for company to explore through the eyes of a local

Tickets could cost 50% more because of 'de-densification'

Heathrow, previously the busiest airport in Europe, did not even make the top three on 14 April

Nearly 200 Romanian agricultural workers flown from Bucharest to London Stansted in first of series of flights to plug gap in workforce

Britain's biggest budget airline could see its fleet shrink by one-sixth in three years

Armchair Travel: Experience the French capital from where you are

There may be some great bargains ahead, but also a lot to weigh up

What we did on our holidays, and what our holidays did to us

'It was a thoughtless comment that shows complete disregard for the UK travel industry,' said a spokesperson for Abta, the travel association

The Man Who Pays His Way: The UK is dotted with zombie airports

The luckiest traveller in Europe in the past nine days? Andrew Gardner, an engineer from Milton Keynes. On Thursday morning, 15 April, he flew from Stansted to Oslo. About 10 minutes after he landed, the air-traffic control shutters came down over northern Europe, and remained closed for the next six days.

The 11 UK citizens left in Peru say they are 'terrified' they won't be put on a flight before the country officially shuts its borders on 22 April

'To provide counsel to the president on the reopening of America'

Britain's biggest travel firm insists that customers accept a refund credit note and then phone to get their money back

It seems that this season the world's highest peak will have some much needed recovery time, writes Yana Wengel