At this point, it remains to be seen just how vulnerable Bass is due to her perceived failure to prepare and then respond to the fires.

Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Rick Caruso is stoking speculation about his political future as he becomes one of the most vocal Democratic critics of the handling of the wildfires that have

The man who was almost Mayor of LA was sure talking like a candidate on HBO tonight in the ongoing fallout of the devastating LA wildfires

Rick Caruso, who lost the mayoral race to Karen Bass in 2022, says he predicted the Palisades fire disaster six years ago, adding grimly: “I’m so sad that I was right.” Caruso appeared this ...

Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate, Rick Caruso, said he was 'so sad' to be right in his 'prediction' of the deadly wildfires that torched the California city. The 66-year-old billionaire ...

Rick Caruso, a billionaire developer who unsuccessfully ran against Karen Bass for mayor in 2022, said stifled water supply as the Pacific Palisades fire reduces mulit-million-dollar real estate ...

The GOP's tax breaks won't pay for themselves, so Republicans are reportedly considering a "menu" filled with regressive and unpopular spending cuts.

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Rick Caruso isn’t holding back on his thoughts surrounding the devastating Los Angeles wildfires and what he felt leadership did wrong when it came to prevention.

A clip of Caruso calling into the Fox 11 Los Angeles television station late Tuesday went viral for Caruso’s pointed criticism of Bass and what he assessed as the city’s and county’s lack of ...

As public resources to contain fires and rebuild are rationed, the wealthy are hiring their own private fire fighting forces to protect their properties.

said another. Real estate mogul Rick Caruso, a former water commissioner and outspoken critic of the city’s fire response, took similar heat online after the New York Times revealed that he too ...

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt in your philosophy.” When William Shakespeare penned these immortal words in Hamlet, he may unwittingly have been predicting the future arrival of the criminally inept Karen Bass as Mayor of Los Angeles by reminding his readers that there are mysterious and unexplained things in life beyond logic or understanding.