A California daycare remains operating after an investigation found that children tested positive for drugs. CBS News reports that parents told CBS California Investigates they were not informed that the facility was on probationary status, despite state requirements that licensed day care centers notify both current and prospective parents about certain compliance or oversight determinations. The outlet says multiple parents—described as about half a dozen—raised concerns that they learned about the probation only after the issue became public or through separate channels. An investigation also examined whether the daycare complied with notification obligations tied to its probation status. The reporting indicates the state oversight process did not lead to the daycare’s closure at the time covered by the investigation, even as the drug test results and regulatory review drew attention to the facility’s operations and parent communication. The available reports focus on the investigation findings and the alleged lack of required parent notifications; they do not, in the excerpts provided, detail the specific drugs found or the investigative agency’s ultimate enforcement outcome.