California child care providers demand raises from Gov. Newsom as budget deadline looms
BY JEANNE KUANG Gabriela Guerrero’s children are all grown and have moved out, but the former stay-at-home mom never stopped raising
BY JEANNE KUANG Gabriela Guerrero’s children are all grown and have moved out, but the former stay-at-home mom never stopped raising
BY JENNY GOLD Behind the white iron gate of her Boyle Heights home, Adriana Lorenzo’s concrete courtyard is filled with half
By Marie Coronel SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — As we head into the summer months with schools out, many parents sifting
Pamela never quite imagined herself as a family child care provider. She had planned her life around her career as
SACRAMENTO – The United Domestic Workers of America (UDW/AFSCME 3930), a union of 165,000 California home care workers and family
Author: Jesse Pagan Members of the Child Care Providers United (CCPU) union say the childcare system in California is close to
By Tania Thorne / North County ReporterContributors: Charlotte Radulovich / Video Journalist What would happen if there was no child care? It could cause
May 1 is celebrated around the world as International Workers’ Day. The U.S. chose to celebrate Labor Day in September
This week UDW leaders and members joined hundreds of care workers from across the country in D.C. at the first-ever
By Pablo Ros President Joe Biden this week signed a major executive order to improve care for working families and support care
Author: Astrid Zuniga My son, Manny, is the reason I get up every morning determined to fight for people with
As home care workers and family child care providers, there is one thing that unites us – we are domestic
Women in Politics and Child Care The participation of women in politics is necessary to make public policies work for
BY JANICE ROTHSTEIN BAKERSFIELD, Calif.—In between the historic storms directly hitting this area of California, members of the Communist Party’s San
Members of the California Alliance for Retired Americans and supporters from across the state gathered in Bakersfield to demand Speaker
By ADAM BEAM SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Every weekday, Patricia Moran has up to a dozen children in her San
State Payment Rates Are Not Keeping Pace with Rising Costs of Caring for Children By Erik Saucedo California’s subsidized child
In 1989, Franklin Vermillion watched as a group of friends gathered around a booth at his local burger joint communicated
by Kate Wolffe A new bill proposed in the California legislature would allow in-home care workers to bargain with the
By Andrew Hardy Even though the event was unfortunately delayed, the 26th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity March and Black
By Annette Nicholson It’s 5 a.m. and the stars are still bright in the sky. I’ve already been awake for