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Sanders goes Hollywood: Aiming for a California upset

LOS ANGELES (AP) — If Bernie Sanders can pull off an upset in California, it will be a story that got its start on Hollywood Boulevard. Sanders' newly leased Los Angeles headquarters is in a building that saw the likes of film stars and movie moguls and later was damaged in the 1994 Northridge earthquake. It's where his campaign will ultimately go big or go home. And steering the effort is Michael Ceraso, a rangy, goateed 34-year-old who, seven months ago, was working as a deputy program director for Airbnb. He'd never run a statewide campaign. After helping to guide Sanders to victory in New Hampshire, Ceraso says he's not intimidated by Hillary Clinton's team.

Sanders takes his presidential aspirations to Hollywood