Welcome to public media's Southern California home. KCET SoCal is a new content area on KCET.org designed to reflect our shared values, experiences and concerns as Southern Californians. The goal here is to provide news, content and opinion on local concerns, while also creating a forum where KCET.org visitors can share their voices, opinions and enthusiasms with one another.
What goes in SoCal? How about:
- Southern California neighborhoods and communities, as explored by Departures KCET's hyper-local web documentary, community engagement tool and digital literacy program about the cultural history of Los Angeles' communities.
- Context and analysis of local news anchored by SoCal Connected, KCET's Peabody Award-winning public affairs and news show
- SoCal history and sense of place as interpreted by KCET Voices bloggers such as D.J. Waldie, Jeremy Rosenberg, Erin Aubry Kaplan and Ophelia Chong
- SoCal arts & culture, brought to you by KCET Voices bloggers like
Every day will bring be bringing something new to KCET SoCal, so check back often. Once you've had a chance to look around, leave us you feedback here.
2011 LGBT Pride Month
KCET celebrates LGBT Pride Month by honoring Local Heroes from the community. Major funding is generously provided by Union Bank. Additional support is provided by The David Geffen Foundation, The David Bohnett Foundation and Edison International. Click here for more information.
KCET's thrice-yearly screening series is back for Summer! Join us as we preview eight major new films prior to their first-run, local release. Get exclusive audio podcasts, the schedule of upcoming films and more! Next up is 2010 SXSW Special Jury Award-winner The Myth of the American Sleepover on June 14, written and directed by newcomer David Robert Mitchell.
The Summer Season of the KCET Cinema Series was made possible by Presenting Sponsor The Johnny Mercer Foundation.
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