mayoral campaign

Clint Reilly, a political consultant known for feuding, died at 79. He ran for San Francisco mayor in 1999, spending $3.5 million of his own money but finished fourth.

Spencer Pratt has described a fire at his crystal company office in Pacific Palisades as 'very suspicious.' Fire officials have not determined the cause, and the building superintendent stated the fire is not linked to Pratt's mayoral campaign.

Spencer Pratt launched an insurgent campaign to become Los Angeles' next mayor. The article suggests he had potential but his own actions may have hindered his chances.

Christopher 'Sinjin' Smith, a beach volleyball legend, endorses Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign in Los Angeles, citing voter frustration with the city's issues. Smith criticizes Mayor Karen Bass's handling of the Palisades wildfire and other challenges, calling Pratt a 'disrupter' with common-sense solutions.

Spencer Pratt, a reality TV star and mayoral candidate, is gaining momentum in the LA mayoral race with endorsements from celebrities like Joe Rogan and Adam Carolla. Despite this, Pratt claims celebrity endorsements are not his priority, emphasizing support from 'moms and animal lovers' instead.

Nithya Raman, a mayoral candidate focusing on homelessness, has faced criticism from rival Spencer Pratt for not convening her City Council committee in five weeks. Pratt accuses her of being 'checked out' while prioritizing her campaign over addressing the growing backlog of issues.

Spencer Pratt's mother takes action against Jimmy Kimmel's sister-in-law, who is accused of bullying a small business supporting a mayoral campaign. The incident highlights tensions between the families and a small business involved in local politics.

Spencer Pratt's Los Angeles mayoral campaign has seen a surge in donations, propelling him nearly to the level of incumbent Karen Bass. The sudden increase in financial support has revitalized his candidacy in the race.

A thief was caught on camera removing a Spencer Pratt mayoral campaign sign in North Hollywood, part of a series of anti-Pratt vandalism incidents in Los Angeles. Surveillance footage showed the activist taking the sign from a construction site fence while walking a dog.