Kate Fulton
is associate editor of kcet.org. She enjoys public media of all kinds, froyolife, and crossword puzzles.
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This week: gold fever, Ansel Adams, and Blue Angels.
This week: Cold cuts, red rocks, and sidecars.
This week: Basset hounds, silent movie stars, and the bells of El Camino Real.
This week: liles, first class whistling and mudpots.
This week: badminton, pet cemeteries, and Oildorado.
Salmon celebrations, pot bellied pig races, and ice cream counters.
The folks here at KCET would just like to shout out a big congratulations to Madeleine Brand who has a new show on KPCC from 9 to 10 AM weekdays. And a…
Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot represents 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Map by Eric…
Happy National Constitution Day fellow public television nerds and history buffs. Today we pay homage to a document with one of the best opening lines ever.
This week's LA Weekly published a scathing report on our city's dwindling library culture due to budget cuts deemed necessary by the Mayor and City Council.
Certain days have symbolic meaning for us. They mark historic events that demand our attention —at least for one day out of the year. More than pushing us into the future, these anniversaries invite us to turn around and see where we've been.
An interactive map tracks our commuting patterns — where we live, where we work, and the distances between.