By Winston Cho California’s program that provides tax relief to film and TV productions is potentially looking at a major revamp amid an increasingly tit-for-tat race to host Hollywood.

The 20 percent base credit offered by California is lower than most competitive film hubs, including New York, Georgia and the U.K. Under the amendment, productions would get 35 percent of their spend ...

*Includes contributions from other candidate committees. In the "Source of Funds" section, "Other" includes things like dividends, interests and any earned income. NOTE: All the numbers on this page ...

If every user like you gave just $1 a year, we could sustain our mission of transparency forever.

The Virginia-class fast-attack submarine returned to a naval submarine base in Connecticut this past Thursday.

Sailors look out from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Nimitz in Puget Sound, Washington, on March 21, 2025, as they ...

An Instagram user purporting to be attached to the carrier said Russian planes had been carrying out flybys "all week." ...

California lawmakers are moving to increase the payout to subsidized film and TV productions in the Los Angeles area to 35%, while expanding the range of productions that qualify. The current ...

the bill proposes increasing the tax credit to 35% for any production that shoots within the thirty-mile radius of Beverly and La Cienega Boulevard, as well as other Southern California shooting ...

Anchoring the west side of Indianapolis, the White River State Park offers 250 acres of green space dotted with memorials and museums as the Central Canal and the White River offer waterways in ...