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

California Legislature expands Film and TV Tax Credit Program to $750 million, boosting jobs and economic activity in the state.

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Charlize Theron tells the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that the unnamed director wrote her a letter to explain himself, "panicked ...

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Henry Mayo Newhall, future namesake of the city of Newhall, arrived in San Francisco at the age of 25, hoping to ...

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California is defending its high-speed rail project after the Trump administration proposed withdrawing $4 billion in funding, citing flawed analysis. The state insists it will meet the 2033 deadline ...