New Happens Here

We’ve updated our look and expanded our palette with colors that pay tribute to the inclusive nature of SoCal and the people who call it home.

January 26, 2021

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Our look may be new.

Our mission remains:

Deliver media that serves the public good.

Your home for the entire PBS family of programming, including all the acclaimed dramas you love and a leading educational resource for children and parents in the region.

You may notice that our website also got a little brighter too.

With an easier to navigate site, you’ll enjoy:

Simpler ways to discover content about the region
Personalized experiences
Easy-to-find content
Simplified pages
Colorful designs

Keep in touch to join our journey.

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An oil pump painted white with red accents stands mid-pump on a dirt road under a blue, cloudy sky with a green, grassy slope in the background.

California’s First Carbon Capture Project: Vital Climate Tool or License to Pollute?

California’s first attempt to capture and sequester carbon involves California Resources Corp. collecting emissions at its Elk Hills Oil and Gas Field, and then inject the gases more than a mile deep into a depleted oil reservoir. The goal is to keep carbon underground and out of the atmosphere, where it traps heat and contributes to climate change. But some argue polluting industries need to cease altogether.

By Alejandro Lazo, CalMatters