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From Sunnylands to the Mission Inn Hotel, here are six places to experience the presidential history of SoCal.
Last night, we premiered the Oscar-nominated I Am Not Your Negro, a film by Raoul Peck. (Missed it? Stream it here!) Over the course of an…
If you know where to look, you can find a few shadows of L.A’.s insatiable need for speed.
In 1980, the new glass-and-steel cathedral made a bold statement about Orange County's thriving evangelical community. By 2010, Crystal Cathedral Ministries had filed for bankruptcy.
Having survived drought, parasitic infections, infighting over water supply, invasive species and other seemingly insurmountable obstacles, here are the five best places to explore the history of hatching and catching fish over the last 100 years.
In 1939, an oil company dressed up one of its steel derricks along Huntington Beach as a giant Christmas tree.
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Americans have long looked at the California shore and seen the end of the continent. Instead, this episode interprets that sandy edge as the beginning of a Pacific world.
How Bill Alexander (a.k.a. "The Happy Painter") brought "The Magic of Oil Painting" to KOCE's audiences.
The native Hawaiian moved to California in 1907. He forever changed California and its image to the world.
What does the idea of a "West Coast" mean to migrants who traveled east to get here?
With many of the imported goods sold across the county at deep discount this Black Friday having passed through the twin seaports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, explore the story of Southern California's unlikely harbor -- and how it came to be divided...
First published in 1936, "The Negro Motorist Green Book" helped African-American motorists safely navigate Jim Crow America.