Los Angeles Times

Grand Princess cruise ship passengers face coronavirus screenings on arrival in Oakland

The nearly 3,000 travelers stranded off the San Francisco coast on the Grand Princess cruise ship because of a coronavirus outbreak will dock in Oakland, Calif., as early as Monday, giving sick passengers a chance to receive medical treatment after more than two weeks at sea.

California authorities Sunday morning outlined a plan for the nearly 3,000 aboard, 1,000 of them from California. Officials stressed no one on board would be released immediately to the general public.

Here is the state's plan:

_Passengers who require acute medical treatment and hospitalization will be transported to health care facilities in California.

_If passengers do not require acute medical

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times6 min read
From Hitmaker To Historian: Why Ernest Is Reviving The Sound Of Classic Country Music
The country artist known simply as Ernest is a couple of cocktails deep on a recent afternoon in the rooftop garden of West Hollywood's Soho House, a diamond pendant the size of a AA battery nestled within the open neck of his blue western shirt. The
Los Angeles Times5 min readCrime & Violence
D.A. Removes Rebecca Grossman's Prosecutors, Outraging Parents Of Murdered Boys
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County district attorney's office has taken the highly unusual step of removing the prosecutors who convicted Rebecca Grossman of double murder, outraging the parents of the two young boys she killed in a Westlake Villag
Los Angeles Times2 min read
Topsy-turvy Game Ends With Dodgers Beating Giants In Extra Innings
SAN FRANCISCO — When the season ends, and the Dodgers reflect on their 162-game journey through the schedule, the details of Monday’s game against the San Francisco Giants aren’t likely to be remembered. The result probably will be lumped in with doz

Related Books & Audiobooks