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$750 Million Film Tax Credit Funding Moves Forward

SB 132, a budget trailer bill that expands the California Film and Television Tax Credit Program from  $330 million to $750 million has passed the Legislature and now heads to the Governor’s desk.

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur Issues Statement on Israel-Iran Conflict

As we monitor the progress of a potential ceasefire between Israel and Iran—following two weeks of intense bilateral bombardment as well as direct U.S. involvement—my thoughts remain with the countless lives affected, both abroad and here at home. For many in Assembly District 51, these events are not distant headlines.

Pride Month Honoree

Assemblymember Zbur honored Jenny Pizer on the Assembly Floor for Pride Month.

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur Releases Statement on ICE Raids in Assembly District 51

I'm horrified to learn that ICE officers have entered Assembly District 51, spreading fear and chaos among members of our community. This morning, I was shown videos and photos of what appears to be ICE agents detaining street vendors near the corner of St. Andrews Place and De Longpre Avenue, by the Hollywood Home Depot. We cannot accept this as our new reality.

California Legislature Advances Landmark Legislation to Revive Film & TV Jobs

AB 1138, authored by Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur, Assemblymember Isaac Bryan and Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva, along with companion bill SB 630, authored by Senator Ben Allen, will strengthen and modernize the California Film & Television Tax Credit, keeping productions and jobs in California.