For years, she raised alarms about her apartment. When the city finally acted, she ended up homeless.
Residents tried for years to get the city to help with dangerous and unsanitary conditions at their property. Despite multiple inspections, the hazards persisted. Then the city ordered the owner to vacate the premises. Now some tenants are homeless.
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