California Bill Proposes $330 Million Boost in Film and TV Tax Credits
Should Gov. Gavin Newsom sign legislation, $150 million of that total sum would be allocated to new soundstage construction
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California Launches $116 Million Lottery for Vaccinated Residents
Already vaccinated? You’re entered
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California to Allow Indoor Concerts, Theater Starting April 15
Attendees must show proof of full vaccination or be tested
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Los Angeles Movie Theaters Cleared to Raise Capacity to 50% on April 5
L.A. and Orange County join San Francisco and San Mateo County in the third tier of California’s reopening system
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All Californians Age 16 and Up Eligible for COVID Vaccine on April 15
Californians age 50 and up will be eligible next Thursday
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Los Angeles Movie Theaters Could Reopen Next Week
California needs to improve vaccinations in lower-income communities before reopenings will be permitted
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LA County Outdoor Dining to Reopen Friday After California Lifts Stay-at-Home Order
Personal care services and indoor malls can also reopen at 25% capacity, as of Monday
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Mutated Coronavirus Strain Detected in San Diego County
The new strain, first identified in the U.K., appears to spread more easily than the standard coronavirus
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Stay-at-Home Order in Southern California Extended as ICU Availability Remains at 0%
The length of the order will depend on ICU admissions and capacity, seven-day average case rate and current transmission rate
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Southern California to Enter Stay-at-Home Order on Sunday as ICU Capacity Drops
Film and TV production are allowed to continue under the order
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LA Theaters to Stay Closed for 3 More Weeks as COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise
Under a ”regional“ stay-at-home order announced on Thursday, private gatherings of any size will be prohibited in areas with less than 15% ICU availability
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SF Mayor Attended French Laundry Dinner Party the Day After Gov Newsom
Three days later, Mayor London Breed announced the shutdown of indoor dining in S.F.
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LA County Faces New Stay-at-Home Order Starting Saturday Due to COVID Surge
Nonessential work and gatherings must cease from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for counties in the ”widespread“ tier
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Gov Newsom Apologizes for Attending 12-Person Dinner Party at The French Laundry
”We should have modeled better behavior and not joined the dinner,“ the California governor said in a statement
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Uber, Lyft Notch Major Victory as California Passes Prop. 22
Prop. 22 classifies ridesharing drivers as independent contractors, not full-time employees
