The state of California has eased its quarantine requirements for those exposed to COVID-19 and are showing no symptoms.
The California Department of Public Health earlier this month released new guidance stating that those exposed to the coronavirus, and showing no symptoms, no longer need to quarantine for a minimum of five days, as was the previous requirement.
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