Grand Princess passengers grapple with Covid nightmare one year after ill-fated cruise

The final port of call has become the courthouse as passengers accuse the cruise company of negligently sending them out to sea

The final stop on the Grand Princess Hawaii Cruise has turned out to be a federal courtroom in Los Angeles.

The tropical island cruise that departed San Francisco in February 2020 became one of the United States' first Covid-19 hotspots with a coronavirus outbreak aboard that forced 3,000 vacationers into a weeks-long quarantine and was eventually connected to at least 122 cases and 6 deaths.