Explore the people and businesses linked to Sea Breeze developer Samuel Leung
A Times investigation found that donors linked both directly and indirectly to a real estate developer gave more than $600,000 to politicians as Los Angeles officials were vetting his controversial apartment project. The project is known as Sea Breeze.
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