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A KCET Special Event -- Station To Air Two Presidential Documentaries By Robert Kline

"The Kennedy's: America's Emerald Kings" Airs on January 18 and "Ronald Reagan: An American Journey" airs on January 25

BBC's Mike Embley is back

BBC World News returns to 5:00 pm on KCET.

The excavation site at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in Downtown L.A. sits empty on Friday after work was halted | Photo by Seth Strongin/The City Project, used under a Creative CommonsÂ License

Excavation at L.A. Museum Halted, Simple Internet Search May Be Cause

Excavation at a downtown Los Angeles museum was halted Friday after two weeks of controversy over the work continuing despite the discovery of skeletal remains more than two months ago.

Green Justice

Was Martin Luther King an environmentalist? Was his deep engagement with and passionate pursuit of social justice of a piece with his contemporaries' advocacy of wilderness preservation? Actually, yes.

Bring out your dead

The past is under our feet in Los Angeles, although we prefer it to be safely interred. But its claims do not lie easy.

If Health Care Reform is Repealed, How Would it Affect Southern California?

Two Democrats have put out a district-by-district analysis of the impacts of repealing health care reform. In the Los Angeles area, millions of people could be denied coverage. Republicans have yet to respond.

The Delta IV being erected on its Pad | Photo by Pat Corkery/ULA

America's Largest Liquid Fueled Rocket to Launch from West Coast Thursday

The Delta IV Heavy is scheduled to launch Thursday afternoon with the mission of delivering a satellite into orbit for the National Reconnaissance Office.

A color illustration shows a flooded street with cars submerged up to their windows, a man wearing a red hoodie facing away as he stands waist-deep in water, and flood levels rising over the first floor of a row of buildings as rain falls down from gray, stormy skies.

5 Things You Need to Know About the ARkStorm, California's Other 'Big One'

What can California's geologic history teach us? For one, the state has a history of getting pounded by superstorms every few hundred or so years. That's according to a large team of USGS scientists who last week released a report on an extreme weather...

Tribute as Teaching Lesson: TEDx at CalTech

It may seem impossible that a conference with topics as far reaching as astronomy, nanotechnology, quantum physics, and an appearance by Stephen Hawking himself, could be overshadowed by the legacy of a university professor who died 22 years ago, but t...

Stephen Hawking Gives Rare Speech About Himself

In his familiar, computerized voice, Prof. Stephen Hawking gave a rare talk about his own life and influences at Caltech.

Mix

The L.A. County Museum of Art curator was aghast that Southland patrons walking through the galleries looking at 18th century colonial Latin American caste paintings were using them as a litmus test for their own skin color and race.

Archives & Activists

It's as true about archivists and archives as it is about activists--their influence often exceeds their fame. Southern California activists have profoundly shaped regional--and national--history through their advocacy.

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