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Kenneth Bass, Palisades

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Mayor Karen Bass' brother joins Palisades fire lawsuit against city of LA
Kenneth Bass, the 78-year-old brother of L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, is alleging that the city led by his sister is responsible for the property loss and emotional distress he suffered when his Malibu home burned down in the Palisades fire.

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The Western Journal on MSN · 1d
Fed up over Palisades fire fallout, Karen Bass' brother takes matters into his own hands and humiliates her
 · 1d · on MSN
Karen Bass’ awkward response to her brother suing her for losing his $2M home in Palisades Fire
 · 21h
Despite Trump Claims, Spencer Pratt Seems to Accept L.A. Mayor Results
Spencer Pratt seemed to concede the race for Los Angeles mayor in a social media video on Friday, saying that the campaign portion of his efforts to “save” the city were coming to a close.

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 · 6h
Spencer Pratt Declares ‘War’ After Losing L.A. Mayoral Primary
 · 23h
Spencer Pratt supporters shocked to discover that X isn’t real life
 · 18h
Spencer Pratt says fire at his Pacific Palisades crystals office ‘not an accident’ as investigation launched
“I want to be careful to not compromise an arson investigation, but this incident is very suspicious,” Pratt told The Post, just hours after his bombshell post-election video dropped.

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 · 18h
Spencer Pratt Declares ‘War’ on Political Rivals, Corruption After Losing L.A. Mayoral Race
 · 19h
'It's war': Spencer Pratt vows to stay in LA to fight 'corrupt machine' after election loss
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Catastrophic Palisades fire was set out of a yearning for ‘revenge on society’, prosecutor says as arson trial begins in LA

Defense lawyers for Jonathan Rinderknecht, 30, say he didn’t start the blaze and tried to help officials as it burned
2d

Palisades Fire trial begins with L.A. prosecutors blaming man distraught over his New Year’s plans

A New Year’s Day fire led to the destructive Palisades Fire. Jonathan Rinderknecht is charged with three federal crimes.
1don MSN

In Palisades fire trial, judge bars evidence of alleged burned Bible and arson threat

In Palisades fire trial, a federal judge had barred prosecutors from telling jurors about defendants' alleged Bible burning and threat to burn his sister's home. But she expressed concerns that a defense attorney's questioning left the impression he had never shown interest in lighting fires.
20h

Palisades fire defendant drove erratically, ranted to Uber passengers, witnesses testify

Jonathan Rinderknecht, 30, is on trial facing several arson-related charges in connection with the massive wildfire.
1d

Palisades fire defendant was spiraling mentally when blaze ignited, ATF agent testifies

An ATF agent testified Jonathan Rinderknecht was dealing with major anxiety and anger issues when he allegedly caused a fire in 2025 that later reignited as the destructive and deadly Palisades blaze.
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Los Angeles trial begins for man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A federal arson trial began Monday for the man accused of sparking last year’s deadly Palisades Fire as the area struggles to rebuild and the aftermath reverberates through the Los Angeles mayor’s race.
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Opening statements begin in trial for man accused of sparking Palisades Fire

Prosecutors allege the suspect's motive was anger at society because he had no friends and received no invitations to New Year's celebrations.
3don MSN

Man accused of Palisades Fire has one of his few supporters show up to court for trial

The father of the man accused of sparking one of Southern California’s deadliest and most destructive wildfires, which killed 12 people, appeared outside the Los Angeles federal courthouse Wednesday as opening statements got underway in his son’s trial.
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