A Dallas man who has lived under quarantine in Wuhan, China, for the past three months has some advice on how to stay sane.

A new coronavirus first reported in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019 has since infected more 124,000 people worldwide, including more than 1,100 in the United States. COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus, has killed scores, quarantined millions and wreaked havoc on the world’s economy. The World Health Organization officially declared the crisis a pandemic on March…

A Silicon Valley tech executive from Wuhan, China has recruited dozens of Bay Area volunteers and companies to help get supplies back to his hometown as it battles the coronavirus outbreak. Tom Gong, who started Wuhan United in San Jose, is using technology to create a faster link between the Bay Area and China. His organization has been able to…

New virus cases in China rose by just 394 from the previous day, with a rise in the death toll of 114, the government said Thursday, as health inspectors went door-to-door to find every infected person in the worst-hit city.

A hospital director who helped lead the fight against China’s new virus has become one of its victims. Liu Zhiming had mobilized all the resources of his hospital in Wuhan city, at the center of the outbreak, as thousands of patients arrived each day. Liu is at least the seventh health worker to die of the disease among the more...

China on Thursday reported 254 new daily deaths and a spike in daily virus cases of 15,152, after new methodology was applied in the hardest-hit province of Hubei as to how cases are categorized.

China’s daily death toll from a new virus topped 100 for the first time and pushed the total past 1,000 dead, authorities said Tuesday after leader Xi Jinping visited a health center to rally public morale amid little sign the contagion is abating.

They may have escaped Wuhan — the Chinese city at the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic — but many left without their pets and almost two weeks on, they fear for their animals which have been left without food and water, NBC News reports.

China’s death toll from the new virus outbreak has topped 900 deaths, surpassing the number of people killed in the SARS epidemic two decades ago. The Chinese government is taking strict measures to keep the coronavirus from spreading, but is drawing criticism in the process.

Officials finally began to seal Wuhan’s borders on Jan. 23. But it was too late. The mayor estimated that 5 million people had already left.
Where did they go?

Two Torrey Pines High School graduates just weeks away from marriage are stuck on a cruise ship in the South China Sea due to coronavirus concerns on board,

Yu Lin Yin shared video of his journey being evacuated from Wuhan, China, to San Diego. See what it was like aboard the plane carrying quarantined passengers back to the U.S.

A non-profit based in Centennial, Colorado, is sending desperately needed medical supplies to doctors treating coronavirus patients in Wuhan, China.The shipments include supplies like personal protective equipment, including masks and gloves.

First shipments are directed for doctors and nurses.

Animal lovers in Wuhan, China, where the coronavirus began, have banded together to take care of pets abandoned by their owners.

Four of the plane’s 167 passengers were taken to local hospitals for further evaluation following a health screening upon arrival, according to the CDC

At least 11 people in the United States have now tested positive for coronavirus.

The confirmation of the latest infections come as new travel restrictions go into place to try to slow the spread of the disease, which has infected more than 20,000 in China and is being blamed for at least 360 deaths.

A San Diego family who was visiting relatives in Wuhan, China now has to deal with the city being under lockdown due to the coronavirus. “I’m sorry, I’m shaking,” through WeChat, NBC 7 chatted with San Diego resident Yanjun Wei in Wuhan. Wei said after 10 years of not seeing her parents she planned a trip to celebrate the Lunar…

A Harvard University professor charged with lying about his role in a Chinese talent recruitment program must post a $1 million cash bond, a judge ruled Thursday.

A plane carrying 195 Americans that were evacuated from Wuhan arrives in California on Jan. 29. The threat of the virus outside of China remains low, according to the WHO. NBC’s Wendy Woolfolk reports.