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Golden State in the spotlight: Governor Newsom announces nine new TV projects – including iconic reboots, sequels, and star-studded dramas – to launch second year of California’s expanded tax credit program

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What you need to know: The Golden State continues to create economic activity and jobs, with Governor Newsom announcing a diverse slate of nine television…

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