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Judge rules in favor of AFSCME and blocks unlawful freeze of childcare funding

The Trump administration’s brazen attempt to withhold $10 billion meant to help working families afford child care was blocked Tuesday by a federal judge, allowing the critical funding to continue to flow to affected states and families in need.

Judge rules in favor of AFSCME and blocks unlawful freeze of childcare funding

April's Hour of Power: Demystifying AI

April's Hour of Power: Demystifying AI

Union members prevent outsourcing in City of Anaheim

Members of AFSCME Local 2002, who work for the City of Anaheim, have successfully prevented the city’s plan to outsource work done by claims assistants and claims examiners who process workers’ compensation cases. 

Union members prevent outsourcing in City of Anaheim

2026 AFSCME CA PEOPLE Convention | March 2026

AFSCME District Council 36 had a great time at the 2026 AFSCME CA PEOPLE Convention! Delegates discussed and endorsed candidates, passed resolutions, and lobbied for legislation that would fund public services.

2026 AFSCME CA PEOPLE Convention | March 2026

911 operators lobby at Capitol Hill

Last week, members of AFSCME Local 3090 who work for the City of Los Angeles as police services representatives (PSRs also known as 911 dispatchers) visited Washington, D.C. to lobby for the passage of the Enhancing First Response Act and Next Generation 911 Act.

911 operators lobby at Capitol Hill