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Board Of Supervisors Unanimously Approve Motion To Deliver Long Term Support For Film Industry Workers

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new motion that is set to examine how the county can support the film production industry.  The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion introduced by Supervisor Kathryn Barger and co-authored by Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath to examine how the County can support the film production industry ...

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4 Things To Keep In Mind When Entering The Construction Industry

Construction has been an essential industry for centuries. Everywhere you look, you see buildings and houses, which are the result of thousands of years of trial and error. Of course, with so much experience in the field, it is undeniable that there are certain things to consider regarding this industry, not only for builders themselves but for anyone trying to ...

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Garcia Co-sponsors Bill To Address The Threat Of Chinese Government

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Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, cosponsored the Countering Harmful Influence Nationally and Abroad (CHINA) act on Monday, to stay ahead of threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Due to the growing threat of the CCP, Garcia cosponsored the CHINA act on Monday, Aug. 2, to protect national security chains. “We can’t be complacent with remaining competitive with China, ...

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Why Industry Is Making A Comeback In Santa Clarita In More Ways Than One

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Santa Clarita is by no means new to the construction industry, with its proliferation of film studios, production suites and movie sets in amongst the homes for the people that work in them – in fact the IMDb offers details of almost 3,500 movies and tv programs which have been filmed there. Changes in the regulation and operation of the industry over recent months ...

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Ask Brien – Technological Businesses – July 09, 2020

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Hosts: Brien Johnson  Topic: Technological Businesses Guest: Elijah Dittersdorf Ask Brien Radio Show airs weekly on Thursday from 1 PM – 2 PM on KHTS AM 1220. On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our host Brien Johnson talks with his guest Elijah Dittersdorf on the show to talk about technological businesses. Brien starts off his show by talking with ...

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Knight-Backed Aerospace Bill Passes Science Committee

A bill sponsored by Congressman Steve Knight aimed at improving private investment in the aerospace industry passed 18-13 in the Science, Space, and Technology Committee

A bill sponsored by Congressman Steve Knight aimed at improving private investment in the aerospace industry passed 18-13 in the Science, Space, and Technology Committee in the House recently. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Knight saw the bill as a way to promote innovation, safety and standards to keep America on the ...

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Film, TV Job Retention Act Takes First Step Forward In Assembly

The Assembly’s Arts and Entertainment Committee unanimously passed the California Film and Television Job Retention Act on Tuesday in Sacramento, Assemblyman Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, said Tuesday.Assembly Bill 1839 is “about keeping families together and keeping jobs in California,” said Wilk, the bill’s principal co-author. “As a member of the Arts Committee, I will continue to be an advocate for this job saving measure that is vital for our economy.” The California Film and Television Job Retention and Promotion Act extends the incentive program for an additional five years; includes a 5 percent increase in the tax credit for filming done outside the Los Angeles Zone; offers a 25 percent credit for television shows relocating to California in the first year and modifies the requirement from 75 percent of production days having to occur in California to 75 percent of principal photography days having to occur in California, all in order to ensure more jobs are created here.

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