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Child Care Providers Win Big In Summer Of Labor Strife

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An adult sits on the floor an plays with two children.
Patricia Moran plays with two children at her child care facility in San Jose on Oct. 2, 2023. (Beth LaBerge/KQED)

Behind The Scenes Of Union Organizing For Child Care Providers

As workers across industries walked off the job during this remarkable year of strikes, one union in California won big in its fight for child care providers. The organizers behind this movement were largely immigrants and women of color.
Reporter: Daisy Nguyen, KQED 

Climate Change Bills Signed By Governor Newsom

A pair of bills signed over the weekend by Governor Gavin Newsom will require large companies in California to be more transparent about their contributions to climate change, and the risks they face as a result.
Reporter: Dana Cronin, KQED

 

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