Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has big plans for the city, and he insists that he's not running to make money or boost his personal brand.

The former reality TV star has sought to position himself as a political outsider in the race to become Los Angeles’ next mayor

The ex-reality TV star argued Los Angeles is “dangerous if you’re hated,” and that he and is wife sought permits to carry concealed weapons.

Former reality TV star and Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt sat down with CNN's Elex Michaelson for an interview covering his personal history, political philosophy, and the root of his campaign against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.

Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt left a CNN host nearly speechless by claiming Jesus Christ is his political role model, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

L.A. has never seen a mayoral candidate like Pratt, a scathing critic of City Hall who sees its streets as a dystopian hellscape menaced by drug-addicted zombies.

Spencer Pratt says his shift to the Republican Party came after death threats forced him to arm himself for family safety during his reality TV days.

Spencer Pratt named Jesus Christ as his top political role model in an interview as he campaigns for Los Angeles mayor against incumbent Karen Bass.