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Daycare Industry ‘On Brink of Collapse': Study
Experts say the sector will not exist for much longer without a massive infusion of funding from the government, reports NBC 7 Investigates’ Alexis Rivas.
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Grant Program Approved for San Diego County Childcare Providers: What to Know
Like so many businesses, San Diego’s childcare providers have been hit hard by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, some relief is coming, in the form of a new grant.
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Grant Program Approved for San Diego County Childcare Providers
San Diego County childcare providers will soon be able to apply for a grant to help them during these difficult times of COVID-19. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford explains.
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Childcare Facilities Across California Hit By COVID Cases
Local facilities tell NBC 7’s Melissa Sandoval that they’re taking steps to limit new infections.
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Nearly a Thousand COVID-19 Cases Reported in California Day Cares
New Data Revealed by NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit Shows 998 COVID-19 cases in child care facilities across California. The Investigative Unit documents how two Bay Area child care centers scrambled to prevent outbreaks after learning of COVID-19 positive cases among the kids who attend their facilities.
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Parents Hoping to Get Back to Work Face a Child Care Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has created a staggering child care crisis that threatens to undermine the tentative reopening of the U.S. economy, forcing many parents to choose between work and looking after their kids
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A Possible Call for Action To Increase Day Care
One of the many issues facing parents during this pandemic is finding child care. That’s true even if parents are around, working from home. Parents still need someone to watch over the little ones while they work. With school closures potentially lasting longer than a few weeks, parents are really feeling the stress of finding day care. In light of...
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Parents Having Difficulties Finding Child Care
NBC 7’s Rory Devine has more details on finding child care in San Diego county.
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10 Kids or Fewer: County Guidelines for San Diego Daycare Facilities in Times of COVID-19
County of San Diego public health officials said Wednesday that local daycare and childcare facilities would need to follow strict guidelines in order to operate in times of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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10 Kids or Fewer: Daycare Guidelines in Times of COVID-19
Wilma Wooten, M.D., M.P.H., county public health officer with San Diego County laid out guidelines for local daycare and childcare facilities as they continue to operate in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Oceanside Daycare Worker Accused of Abuse
A preschool teacher in Oceanside is accused of hitting, sexually assaulting and harassing two toddlers. The parents of those children believe school officials didn’t protect them.
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Oceanside Daycare Working Accused of Abuse
A daycare worker in Oceanside is accused of abusing two children, ages 1 and 3. NBC 7 Investigates’ Mari Payton reports
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Daycare Worker Sentenced to 25 Years to Life for Molesting 2 Girls
A 20-year-old Buena Park man was sentenced Friday to 25 years to life in prison today for sexually assaulting two girls, ages 6 and 7, at the Anaheim daycare center where he worked.
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Daycare Provider Loses License After 3 Toddlers Walk Away from Property
Military parents are outraged their young children were able to walk away from a Tierrasanta daycare facility undetected by their supervisor.
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Daycare Provider Loses License After 3 Toddlers Walk Away
NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke to parents of two toddlers who were found in the rain away from the daycare property.
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Florida Toddler Shoots 1-Year-Old Sibling in Mother's Car
Sarasota County Sheriff’s deputies say a 3-year-old boy shot his 1-year-old sister in the face as the two were in a car in the parking lot of a daycare.
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SoCal Day Care Accused of Using Push Pins to Punish Children
An Agoura Hills daycare center was sued Tuesday by the mothers of several young children who allege that two teachers disciplined boys by pressing push pins into their legs.