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Federal Judge Grants Second Preliminary Injunction Blocking Attacks on Head Start
January 7, 2026 8:53 am Click here for published press release. SEATTLE – A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration’s attacks on Head Start,
Federal Court Halts Trump Administration’s Unlawful Attacks on Head Start Families
Judge grants preliminary injunction blocking a directive from the HHS that seeks to limit access to Head Start based on immigration status September 11, 2025 3:59
Plaintiffs in Head Start Lawsuit File Motion to Amend Complaint to Challenge New HHS Rule Targeting Immigrant Families
July 15, 2025 4:04 pm Click here for published press release. SEATTLE, Wash. — Today, parent advocacy groups and a coalition of Head Start providers —
Plaintiffs in Head Start Case Vow to Challenge New HHS Rule Seeking to Block Some Immigrant Families from Accessing Early Childhood Education
July 10, 2025 5:29 pm WASHINGTON — Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a press release announcing a notice of interpretation
Alameda County Supervisors Approve Long-Awaited Child Care Funding
By Daisy Nguyen for KQED Officials have approved a five-year plan to spend close to $1 billion to boost Alameda County’s early childhood education system and
Opinion: Alameda County must finally implement Measure C for our children
By Bry’Ana Wallace for Oakland Voices I was pregnant in 2020 when Measure C passed, a voter-approved initiative to support health and education for children aged
Parent Advocacy Groups and a Coalition of Head Start Providers File Lawsuit to Stop Trump Administration’s Dismantling of Head
April 28, 2025 8:27 pm SEATTLE, Wash.– Today, a coalition of parents and Head Start providers filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s coordinated and unlawful efforts to
Oakland summer food service program affected by federal cuts
KRON4’s Lezla Gooden reports
Oakland Struggles with Measure C Funding w/ Clarissa Doutherd
In 2020, Oakland voters voted to increase taxes in order to generate approximately $150 million annually for expanding access to early childhood education and care, but