Roger Vincent
Commercial Real Estate Reporter at Los Angeles Times
Journalist covering commercial real estate for the Los Angeles Times.
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6 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Roger Vincent |Jack Flemming
LOS ANGELES - When ICE agents raided the construction site of a burned property in Altadena earlier this month, they made no arrests. The man they were after was not there. But the mere specter of them returning spooked the workers enough to bring the project to a temporary halt. The next day, half of the 12-man team stayed home.
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6 days ago |
latimes.com | Roger Vincent |Jack Flemming
When ICE agents raided the construction site of a burned property in Altadena earlier this month, they made no arrests. The man they were after was not there. But the mere specter of them returning spooked the workers enough to bring the project to a temporary halt. The next day, half of the 12-man team stayed home. The crew returned to full strength by the end of the week, but they now work in fear, according to Brock Harris, a real estate agent representing the developer of the property.
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1 week ago |
dailyitem.com | Roger Vincent |Jack Flemming
LOS ANGELES — When ICE agents raided the construction site of a burned property in Altadena earlier this month, they made no arrests. The man they were after was not there. But the mere specter of them returning spooked the workers enough to bring the project to a temporary halt. The next day, half of the 12-man team stayed home.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Roger Vincent
Like many downtown Los Angeles residents, Ricardo Sebastián doesn’t own a car and prefers it that way. “I do not want the responsibility of owning a vehicle. That’s not for me,” said Sebastián, who grew up in Chicago relying on public transit. The 38-year-old consultant travels around L.A. by train and bus, but finds most of what they need close to home in the South Park district near Crypto.com Arena, including leisurely strolls.
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3 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Grace Toohey |Richard Winton |Matthew Ormseth |Ruben Vives |Roger Vincent
A young Baldwin Park police officer who loved the Dodgers and was an avid snowboarder was killed in a shooting late Saturday that also left a civilian dead and another officer injured. Officer Samuel Riveros, 35, was identified Sunday as the officer who died, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. He had been rushed to Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center but was pronounced dead at the hospital, according to medical examiner’s records.
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