child care

Comptroller Scott Stringer's audit found unregulated day care centers and unscreened workers.

Isabella Child Care in Washington Heights told parents it will be closing down in August, parents said.

CoHatchery will have desks for parents and professional child care for kids nearby.

All 2,300 licensed child care centers in the city will have to post their performance information.

We're asking families to fill out our survey to get an idea of how they are compensating their nannies.

Our neighborhood nanny survey dug into common practices regarding nanny pay and benefits. 

CoHatchery founders Wendy Xiao and Susann Friedrich want to create a family-friendly co-working space.

The owner of Natalie's Sunflower day care is fighting a state decision to revoke one of her licenses.

The program is open to low-income working families, who can enroll at any time.

The Duncan Police Athletic League will have to eliminate after-school programs if city cuts go through.

The city still has an abundance of seats available in programs around Manhattan and the outer boroughs.

The mayor's executive budget for the coming year includes the elimination of more than 6,000 teachers.

Edward Hopkins is on trial for allegedly sexually abusing two children in Manhattan.

Richard Figueroa had "several hundred" explicit child pornography videos on his computer, prosecutors said.

The man charged with sexually abusing a Morningside Heights child now faces child pornography charges.