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Rick Caruso, a billionaire and former mayoral candidate, is considering a run for California governor after Kamala Harris decided not to enter the race. With no clear frontrunner, Caruso's ability to ...

The Caruso campaign insists it’s way too soon for a post mortem. “It’s a little short-sighted to say ‘Well, he spent $40 million and then came in second,’” said Areen Ibranossian, a ...

Caruso, his immaculate shopping malls and the record-breaking amounts of personal money he’s pouring into his campaign are easy to mock — I’ve done it in this column more than a few times.

Mr. Caruso, a billionaire developer who recently left the Republican Party to become a Democrat, will face off against Ms. Bass, a liberal congresswoman, to lead the nation’s second-largest city.

Caruso, who holds a law degree and said he had sat for a dozen depositions in various matters, seemed unflappable. Asked whether he had passed the bar exam, Caruso quipped, “Amazingly so.” ...

LOS ANGELES – Rick Caruso and Rep. Karen Bass sought to portray each other as corrupt fixtures of an ineffective Los Angeles establishment as the two held a debate Wednesday, with polls showing ...

Caruso this season is averaging 5.9 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists on 50% overall shooting and 27.8% on threes, though for the latter his shot has looked better.

In Caruso’s view, “a vibrant Hollywood is incredibly important to the vibrancy of the economy of Los Angeles. It’s also incredibly important to the branding of Los Angeles.

What Caruso does can’t be seen in the box score, and it’s not something novice watchers of the game will pick up on. There’s dirt under his nails when the final horn sounds on most nights ...

Caruso says he can build 30,000 shelter beds in 300 days if he is elected L.A mayor. That's extremely unlikely, and not the solution to homelessness.