The California governor has a big-budget plan to boost La-La Land amid an industry exodus and growing global competition.

Nine months after first proposing to increase the annual amount allocated to California's film and TV tax credit program, Gov ...

Sacramento did its job, now it’s time for L.A. city to do our job,” Mayor Karen Bass added, pledging to streamline permitting ...

Governor Newsom signed the expansion of a $750 million film and TV tax credit Wednesday to anchor productions in California.

Gov. Gavin Newsom and leaders from the state Senate and Assembly have reached an agreement to raise the cap for film and TV ...

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In an effort to boost movie projects in Hollywood, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a $750 million film and TV tax credit.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation expanding California’s film and TV tax credit to $750M to keep production local.

California Governor Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers struck a budget agreement that provides $750 million in tax credits for ...

Joined by elected officials and entertainment industry workers, including Noah Wyle, the star of HBO Max’s “The Pitt” and NBC ...

California is officially ready to roll out a new incentive to keep moviemaking in the Golden State. Gov. Gavin Newsom on ...

Producing film and television in places like the UK, Canada, Texas, New York, and New Jersey has become cheaper than staying ...