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| From the Reporter |
| The Findings |
| In San Diego County and across California, severely slackened inspection rules leave children in preschools or child care less protected from undetected safety lapses than kids elsewhere. |
| The Details |
| State inspections used to happen annually. Now they can occur just twice a decade. |
| What It Means |
| The state has fallen short of a bar that national experts say is perilously low in the first place. A national association recommends that child care programs be visited four times a year, 20 times more often than California requires. It ranked California 50th out of 52 states and districts in child care licensing and oversight. |