Conditionally approved to share $65 million of the $330 million in tax credits that will be allocated over the 2016/17 fiscal year starting July 1 are one series relocating from Texas, “American Crime”; four shows already in the program from the previous year (“Code Black,” “Crazy Ex Girlfriend,” “Rosewood” and “Veep”); and six new series – “Citizen,” “Famous in Love,” “Pitch,” “Pure Genius,” “Rebel” and “This Is Us.”

For the second year in a row, California is the top state in the nation for film production. But the share of movies being shot in the Golden State fell from 21 percent in 2014 to 17 percent last year, a new study found.

With Los Angeles at the forefront of the national debate over public education, Capital & Main will examine the potential impacts of large-scale charter school expansion in the country’s second-largest district.

In response to the June 12th attack in Orlando, Florida, the IATSE has released this statement: