Last week, Geneva Eaton finally moved out of the dilapidated Hacienda housing complex in Richmond, California. For months she’d dealt with pest infestations in one of the worst apartment buildings managed by one of the worst public housing agencies in the country.
From our investigation:
“Officials at the Richmond Housing Authority know the Hacienda high-rise, one of its five public housing projects, is infested with mice and roaches. Residents have filed more than 80 complaints about it in the past year, according to agency records. But maintenance workers had done little to fix the problem. So for months, Eaton lived a daily routine: She threw out food she could barely afford. She called a maintenance line for help. She bathed her walls in bleach in the hopes of scaring away the insects.”
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