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Ahead of the IA District Conventions in July, Local 829 United Scenic Artists authored and submitted the “Sustainability Resolution” for consideration.

Netflix’s Ransom Canyon became the first production to fully power its basecamp by the sun.

Producer and manager Steven Paul says the president "loves" the entertainment business. Enough to push Congress for a federal incentive? Maybe.

We all remember where we were on September 11, 2001. For so many of our sisters and brothers, the tragic events of that day were just the beginning of a long struggle that continues to this day.

The Michigan AFL-CIO hosted its 36th Legislative Convention to celebrate recent progress, organize for the fight ahead, and commit to a Workers First legislative agenda.

Unions representing half the Long Island Rail Road workforce are threatening to go on strike in 10 days unless the Metropolitan Transportation Authority agrees to their demands for raises.

Congratulations to the dozens of Local 600 members who have been honored with Emmy nominations by the Television Academy.

Cinematographer Stephen Lighthill, ASC, will Present the ASC Mentor Award to Valde-Hansen

The pre-Labor Day order included NASA, the National Weather Service and the agency that oversees Voice of America.

Today’s announcement from the California Film Commission of 22 television productions selected to receive California’s film and television tax incentive marks an important step forward for our industry and our state as thousands of middle-class California families see an opportunity for a stable and sustainable future here.

At the height of its power during the 1930s and 1940s, the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) was one of the most important and progressive unions in the United States.