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FLASH: Serious Violations Charged In San Diego Blast California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health has cited a San Diego subcontractor for four alleged serious violations in an explosion this spring at a high-rise hotel project. Read more here ... More...

FLASH: 2007 California Injuries, Illnesses Down In Most Sectors Led by sizable decreases in construction, manufacturing and utilities, but increases in other areas, California workplaces saw a slight drop overall in injuries and illnesses in 2007, according to data just released by the state Division of Labor Statistics and Research (DLSR). Eleven employment sectors showed decreases for 2007 and five increased. Read more here ... More...

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In an Economic Downturn, Shorting Safety Could be a Costly Miscalculation Think safety is expensive? An unsafe workplace can cost you 10 times more. Here's what safety professionals have to say about how paying attention to injuries and illnesses can pay off. Read more here ... More...

Cal/OSHA Says Lack of Best Practices Led to Hauler Tragedy When a dump truck driver dies after his vehicle plunges off an aggregate stockpile, Cal/OSHA gets to the bottom of the tragedy. Cal-OSHA Reporter brings you the results of this and other investigations, and how future incidents can be prevented. Read more here ... More...

Workers Killed in Vehicle Encounters Incidents involving vehicles is one of the leading causes of death among California workers, as well as nationwide Here are the latest fatal encounters between man and machine. Cal-OSHA Reporter. Read more here ... More...

Top Cal/OSHA Stories of 2008 Another year has come and gone and Cal/OSHA keeps moving on. Here are the major stories of the year, from the pages of Cal-OSHA Reporter. Read more here ... More...

Winter Break With its last issue of the year, COR heads for a short winter's nap. Here's when we'll return. Read more here ... More...