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All of us at PBS SoCal are deeply saddened by the news that PBS NewsHour co-anchor, Gwen Ifill, passed away yesterday following several months of cancer treatment. She was surrounded ...

It's been a long, long presidential campaign. And if you've already cast your vote, you may be feeling the need for a break from all the politics and election coverage. ...

In 2006, I began the process as a single woman, clear that my desire was to offer an African-American boy a permanent, loving home. I knew that African American boys ...

Falling back an hour, back into standard time, is perhaps our favorite thing about this time of year, and it's happening tonight! Sure we're going to lose this extra hour ...

Middle and high school students may not yet be able to vote, but they have a lot to say this election year. A new project, Letters to the Next President ...

Ronald Reagan was among the first people to publicly welcome KOCE TV to the airwaves. Here's the then Governor of California, wishing us well on our opening broadcast... https://youtu.be/Lcv5x9ODlEM Explore more of ...

In the spring of 1972 the FCC granted a construction permit to the Coast Community College district. Shortly thereafter, a television transmitter tower was built, and a building on the ...

In 1972, KOCE began its broadcast with an episode of Sesame Street. The photo above was taken just before we went on the air. It's pretty incredible that the past ...

It's not as simple as you may think. Cats, while certainly a part of our everyday lives (and everyday Youtube viewing,) are among the most feared and revered creatures on ...

This Thanksgiving, we're serving up something better than stuffing. That's right. What we've got cooking is much more filling than anything you'll find on your Turkey Day spread. On November ...