Massive habitability problems at a 425-unit apartment complex called Chesapeake Apartments in South L.A. The complex, which stretches for entire city blocks, has been on the city's radar for at least five years for having habitability and crime problems.

LOS ANGELES, CA - APRIL 20: Signs of termites on the window sills in the bedroom of tenant Sabrina Dolan, 28, who has health problems and potential carbon dioxide poisoning caused by living in her apartment at the Chesapeake Apartments on Wednesday, April 20, 2022 in Los Angeles, CA. Dolans apartment has black mold growing on the walls and windows. Tenants have complained of mold, raw sewage running under the buildings, broken heaters and faulty carbon monoxide and smoke detectors. Massive habitability problems at a 425-unit apartment complex called Chesapeake Apartments in South L.A. The complex, which stretches for entire city blocks, has been on the city's radar for at least five years for having habitability and crime problems. (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)