Lawmakers in Sacramento are working to adjust a state cap on film and TV tax credits, with a budget fix introduced to aid film producers.

California lawmakers are close to reaching an agreement to assist film producers affected by new limitations on monetizing production tax credits, though the deal falls short of the industry's full exemption goal.

California lawmakers have sent a letter to Quebec Premier Christine Frechette, urging her to allow U.S. wines and spirits back on shelves despite an ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute.

Meta is reportedly asking California lawmakers for protection from potential penalties related to child harm on its platforms.

Nick Shirley criticized California lawmakers for legislation that some have dubbed the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act,' implying the bill was specifically targeted at him.

California lawmakers are facing criticism for increasing pension benefits, with critics arguing they are ignoring historical precedents and the state's teetering economy.

Lawmakers in California are actively seeking to establish new protections for patients who are held in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Two California House members conducted an oversight visit to the Otay Mesa ICE detention center, an immigrant detention facility that has faced numerous allegations of poor conditions and sexual assaults.

Special interest groups are reportedly influencing California lawmakers through various means, including golf trips to Pebble Beach, stays at Maui resorts, and European tours.

California lawmakers seek to remove Cesar Chavez's name from holiday  Reuters

Convicted child predator who admitted ongoing attraction to girls pleads not guilty to new charge, halting parole as California Republicans push to overhaul elderly parole law.

California lawmakers are advocating for legislation that would require corporations to disclose any historical ties to slavery, despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding the future of reparations.

California lawmakers are working to establish limits and regulations for AI-powered 'therapists' that provide advice, addressing concerns about their use.

California lawmakers are pushing to designate Muslim holy days as state holidays, a proposal that has ignited debate regarding school neutrality and the separation of church and state.

California lawmakers have approved a new sales tax on digital software downloads, similar to measures in the UK and Canada, which is expected to generate $900 million annually starting next year.

California lawmakers are pressuring the federal government for an emergency declaration regarding the toxic chemical situation at GKN Aerospace in Garden Grove.

California lawmakers are debating a new bill that would require kindergartners to take math tests, a proposal that has raised concerns among some educators who fear it may overly focus on children's deficits.

California lawmakers are moving forward with a bill aimed at increasing transparency in the private-equity sector.

Following recent immigration arrests, California lawmakers are raising concerns about the extent to which local police are sharing information with federal authorities.

Paramount CEO David Ellison told California lawmakers his commitment to keep Par and Warner Bros.

Gregory Vogelsang, convicted of molesting six boys, was granted early release. GOP leaders demand Gavin Newsom fire the hand-picked parole board.

California lawmakers are pushing for a bill, the Truth in Disclosure Act, that would require corporations with over $100 million in revenue to disclose historical ties to chattel slavery, despite an uncertain future for reparations.

The Motion Picture Editors Guild is advocating for California lawmakers to expand the state's tax incentive programs for film and television productions, specifically supporting assembly bill 2319 for a standalone post-production tax incentive.

California lawmakers' push for bill AB 2017, which would designate Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state holidays and allow schools to observe them, has ignited a debate over school neutrality and religious observances.

Comedian Bill Maher has publicly criticized California's education results, contrasting them with two surging red states. This comes as Nick Shirley also expressed frustration with California lawmakers over what some have dubbed the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act'.

California lawmakers have approved a $25 million allocation to hospitals, despite concerns that the criteria for who qualifies to receive the funds are not yet clear. The rushed decision aims to provide financial support to healthcare facilities.

Two California state lawmakers have introduced a bill aimed at imposing tougher regulations on big tech companies, citing their frustration with the lack of accountability regarding online child sexual abuse and exploitation.

California lawmakers have introduced the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act' following independent journalist Nick Shirley's expose on medical subsidies fraud, which reportedly impacted Democrats.

California lawmakers seek to remove Cesar Chavez's name from holiday  The Straits Times

California lawmakers have expressed frustration and grilled the DMV director over what they describe as 'deadly failures' within the department, emphasizing the impact on people's lives.