Jeff Killip News Today

In March, the state is finally set to approve rules to protect workers from excessive heat indoors. Officials busted a 2019 deadline — a delay that demonstrates California’s byzantine rulemaking process.

“It’s a perfect storm of screw-ups here,” says one retired inspector. “The deterrent effect of Cal-OSHA has greatly diminished.”

The soon-to-be former chief will return to his home state of Washington to lead a transportation and utility commission.

The Office of Safety and Health Administration in California (Cal/OSHA) announced it will increase its physical presence in Fresno, Santa Barbara and Riverside counties. The move will allow Cal/OSHA field inspectors to respond more efficiently

Cal/OSHA is reminding all employers to protect workers from heat illness

A workers comp study says one day above 100 degrees can cause 15% more accidents, costing workers and employers millions. A new advisory panel may help the state improve its work heat rules.

With more heat waves expected this summer, California officials are trying to assess the long-term economic impact on workers and businesses — and what more can be done to protect

A workers compensation study says one day above 100 degrees can cause 15% more accidents, costing workers and employers millions. A new advisory panel may help California improve its work

As extreme heat becomes more and more common in Sacramento, we spoke with health experts on how to stay cool and how to spot heat illness in yourself and others.

The southwest is dealing with a dangerous heat wave that could bring temperatures as high as 130 degrees in the desert, as 113 million Americans currently live under heat warnings.