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"Any time that you have an exclusive environment it really doesn't foster creativity or innovation."
"My family put us all in a car and we drove across from New York to California."
As we celebrate KCET's 50th anniversary, we are visiting your community to ask you, what makes you love California and how we can envision a better future…
As we celebrate KCET's 50th anniversary, we are visiting your community to ask you, what makes you love California and how we can envision a better future…
"I do believe that a community gathering together can prevent things that they don't necessarily want to see in the neighborhood."
In January of 1965, the top stars of the day came out to salute the launch of a new station, wholly devoted to cultural and educational television.
At best, our relationship with earthquakes is uneasy: Earthquakes are an inevitable part of our future. Not just California's, of course, but the world.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti stopped by KCETLink in mid 2014 to chat with our Departures team about the L.A. River revitalization plans. Garcetti also congratulated the station on 50 years of serving Los Angeles and Southern California.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti stopped by KCETLink in mid 2014 to chat with our Departures team about the L.A. River revitalization plans. Garcetti also congratulated the station on 50 years of serving Los Angeles and Southern California.
The laugh was pure joy -- when you lift a grandchild, or share a private moment with a lover -- when all the world is right. "Just my luck to pick up a pair of mating brine shrimp," Huell said.
The L.A. County Holiday Celebration, which KCET broadcast live for 49 years, is a uniquely SoCal tradition which highlights our region's unrivaled racial, ethnic, cultural, religious and linguistic diversity.
Jesus Treviño shares the story of his arrival at KCET and his first experience reaching out to the Latino community as a representative for the station.