Many childcare providers lost their homes in the January fires, and those homes often doubled as places of work. The state offered financial assistance for a month, but that money ran out in early February. LAist's Libby Rainey reports on what one provider has had to navigate in the weeks since.

<p>Many childcare providers lost their homes in the January fires, and those homes often doubled as places of work. The state offered financial assistance for a month, but that money ran out in early February. LAist's Libby Rainey reports on what one provider has had to navigate in the weeks since.</p>

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