"Are they done counting yet?" By Kimberly Nordyke Managing Editor, Digital According to NBC News, Bass currently leads with 291,397 votes, or 34.3 percent; Raman has 246,333, or 29 percent; and Pratt ...

Spencer Pratt may still have a major role to play in California politics after losing his bid for Los Angeles mayor. Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton, speaking on Fox News Tuesday, said ...

Airbus SE is unsure of reaching next year’s production target for its best-selling A320 jet because Pratt & Whitney may not be able to supply enough engines, the planemaker’s chief executive officer ...

On Election Day, Spencer Pratt made a final pitch to voters in a social media video: a crash course in the laws of supply and demand, paired with an attack on the city’s “G-Wagon Brigade”—his term for ...

Spencer Pratt’s L.A. mayoral run is effectively over, as he failed to advance in a primary election. The Hills alum, 42, competed against incumbent Karen Bass and a slew of others when Los Angeles ...

Los Angeles Councilmember Nithya Raman (D) has gained on former reality star and Republican mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt in the race for Los Angeles’s top job, according to Decision Desk HQ. On ...

Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Spencer Pratt fired back at late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel with a reminder of one of his past controversies after Kimmel called the former reality TV star embarrassing.

Spencer Pratt celebrated his early lead ahead of Nithya Raman in the Los Angeles Mayor race on Tuesday, as “The Hills” star and incumbent Mayor Karen Bass emerged as frontrunners. (Bass was already ...

Spencer Pratt, the reality television villain turned Los Angeles mayoral candidate, is on track for a showdown with incumbent Democrat Mayor Karen Bass. While Pratt has not yet officially locked in a ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. According to data from the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission, Spencer Pratt’s supporters include two members of ...

Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Spencer Pratt had a sinister warning in his final pitch to voters on the eve of the election. “Los Angeles either votes for Pratt or it votes for death,” Pratt told The ...