Unions, Filmmakers: Tax Credits Making Strides Against Runaway Production
A state panel received glowing reviews from filmmakers on the benefits of the two-year-old tax credit program.
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A state panel received glowing reviews from filmmakers on the benefits of the two-year-old tax credit program.
Household staples such as coffee and milk are getting more expensive as the price of crude oil surges higher.
Should buildings in California be required to "make the grade" when it comes to earthquakes just like restaurants do for health?
A majority of Californians say their personal financial status is stabilizing compared to previous years, but fewer than half say the state remains "one of the best places to live," according to the results of a Field Poll released Friday.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority says it's heard from more than 1,100 large and small businesses interested in financing, designing, constructing and operating the planned bullet train system.
California lawmakers are focusing on a budget package aimed at closing the state's $26.6 billion deficit, as Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic leaders seek out the votes needed to pass the plan's two most divisive components.
A tracking firm says the calendar's shortest month combined with the "robo-signing" scandal fueled the drop in foreclosure filings.
Blue Shield of California said Wednesday there would not be any additional rate hikes for the remainder of 2011
The head of National Lampoon Inc. was arrested Wednesday in West Hollywood in an alleged Ponzi scheme involving about $200 million.
Motorola Mobility says it will start selling a Wi-Fi-only version of its Xoom tablet computer for $599 on March 27.
After customers complained that their kids were racking up hundreds of dollars worth of purchases inside iPhone and iPad games, Apple has changed how these purchases are authorized.
Startup Zediva Inc. is trying to disrupt the increasingly competitive movie-streaming market by offering viewers a chance -- for $1.99 a pop -- to watch flicks through an Internet connection as soon as they are out on DVD.
As lawmakers prepare to vote on Gov. Jerry Brown's state budget plan, a new poll finds support for his proposal to let voters decide whether to continue tax increases to help close California's budget deficit.
A report on extravagant pay raises at private healthcare providers has spurred calls for an audit of all salaries paid to providers with county contracts.
The head of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians says it's time for tribal leaders to consider alternative sources of revenue for their economies.
