A U.S. Postal Service distribution center in Hanover Township, Pa., was cited by federal regulators for allegedly exposing workers to obstructed pathways and egress violations, and now faces a $236,783 fine.

Workers at the General Motors Co. plant at the center of a U.S.-Mexico trade controversy say they’re fighting to replace their union because of safety issues, including what they characterize as lax enforcement of Covid-19 protocols.

A California mandate that fully vaccinated workers wear face coverings while on the job was reversed Thursday by the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board with a 5-1 vote.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic was the drug epidemic. Its relentless toll added a record 90,722 overdose deaths in the U.S. for the year through November 2020, a grim number obscured by coronavirus casualties that recently topped 600,000, according to federal data released Wednesday.

Four American pork producers didn’t convince a federal judge in Minnesota to stay her March decision vacating a Trump-era USDA rule that eliminated hog slaughter line speed limits at certain plants.

California will consider state rule changes Thursday that could lift mask requirements by the end of the week for most vaccinated workers and ease mandates for those who haven’t received the shot.