(The Center Square) - The latest round of movie and TV tax credits is projected to keep thousands of good-paying jobs in California and boost the state’s economy by $1.4 billion. That breaks down to ...

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When Cheyenne first hit television screens in 1955, the West had never looked so vast - or so real. In an era when most TV Westerns were half-hour morality plays shot on cramped backlots, Cheyenne ...

It reported total revenues of $11.5 billion, operating income of $3.2 billion and a margin of 28.2 percent, all up double digits from a year ago. By Alex Weprin, Etan Vlessing Netflix saw its profits ...

Fifty-two movies qualified for the new round of incentives, which should produce $1.4 billion in spending and 8,900 cast and crew jobs. That $750 million California approved to get productions back to ...

Three decades after the original Heat took Los Angeles by storm, Michael Mann is bringing Heat 2 to town thanks to some big tax-incentive cash from California. The multi-Oscar-nominated director’s ...

Riverside County, California Sheriff and gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco weighs in on the state’s refusal to comply with the Trump administration’s trucking license notice on ‘The Evening Edit.’ ...