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Child Care Law Center Letter to the Governor and Legislature Regarding the Governor’s January Budget Proposal – 3/31/2026

Amidst the Federal Administration’s targeted attacks on publicly funded affordable child care, California must acknowledge its vital importance as a crucial lifeline for families, businesses, and our economy.

Response to Governor Newsom’s January Budget Proposal – 01/13/2026

On January 9, 2026, Governor Newsom released his proposed state budget for the upcoming fiscal year (beginning July 1, 2026). 

Child Care Law Center Response to 25-26 State Budget and Federal Budget Reconciliation Bill – 7/16/2025

Our state and federal leaders have recently passed budget bills that harm our communities– choosing to deepen inequality across our state and nation.

The Legislature Sends State Budget to Governor Newsom – 6/13/25

On June 13, 2025, the California Legislature voted and passed its joint state budget proposal. Despite the many verbal commitments made during budget hearings these past five months, the Legislature does NOT include fair pay for child care providers. 

Child Care Law Center Response to Governor Newsom’s May Revise – 5/14/2025 

Governor Newsom’s May revision to the state budget proposal fails to fully seize on this opportunity in child care and deepens inequities across our state.

Updates on Fair Pay for Child Care Providers – 3/18/25

Read here to catch up on what’s happening with fair pay this state budget season.

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