California hands $145.5 million in tax credits to nine TV series, projecting 3,000 jobs and $608 million in-state spend

California hands $145.5 million in tax credits to nine TV series, projecting 3,000 jobs and $608 million in-state spend

The California Film Commission allocated $145.5 million in tax credits across nine television series on 10 August 2026, per Deadline. The projects — including a Rockford Files revival with David Boreanaz and a Clueless series with Alicia Silverstone — are projected to create 3,000 cast and crew jobs and $608 million in direct in-state spending. The programme now totals $750 million annually.

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