Fewer California workers were dying on the job. Then fentanyl happened - The Business Journal

07 Jan

Fewer California workers were dying on the job. Then fentanyl happened

Housing construction in a neighborhood in Elk Grove on July 8, 2022. Photo by Rahul Lal, CalMatters

published on January 7, 2025 - 1:51 PM
Written by Jeanne Kuang and Jeremia Kimelman with CalMatters

As the nation continues to struggle with an opioid crisis now supercharged by fentanyl, overdoses have become one of the…

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