Toddlers play at an Early Learning Center in Fresno Unified. (Photo by Zaidee Stavely/EdSource)

As California struggles to meet child care and preschool needs, some communities are asking voters to help fill the gap.

Alameda County and the cities of Sacramento and Emeryville all have measures on the ballot next month that would either generate or set aside funds for child care and other children’s services, such as health care, after-school programs and youth employment services.

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