California’s star is dimming. The Golden State could be losing more than $1 billion in film and TV production spending to rival states — even after Gov. Gavin Newsom rolled out record tax incentives ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. California lawmakers have about one week left to lock in the state’s annual budget with billions of dollars of funding decisions ...

Standing at a movie studio in Burbank, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday formally unveiled a $750 million expansion of California’s film and television tax credit program, part of a push to keep ...

California’s incentive program to keep film and TV production in state is undergoing a vast, and vastly important makeover, beginning with Friday’s approval of a bill that more than doubles the amount ...

Despite the large amount of money Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is throwing at Hollywood, California’s newly expanded tax credit program for film and television production likely won’t be the best bang for ...

California has extended the film production tax credit through June, 2030, increased the fund to $750 million, and liberalized various provisions. This article provides a summary of the entire credit ...

California lawmakers have said many times that the expansion of the film and TV tax credit is a “jobs bill.” But how many jobs will it create? And would it be enough to reverse the steep downturn in ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced that 28 film projects have received awards through the California Film Commission’s recently expanded Film & Television Tax Credit Program. These projects highlight ...