Cathy Bower

In 2002 KCET launched "California Connected." We were a part of four-California station consortium, and David Brancaccio and later Lisa McRee hosted. The show contained stories from every corner of California and was seen statewide on 12 public televi...

Just as dependable as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west, KCET brings the residents of our city a chance to celebrate ourselves and spirit of the holidays each and every Christmas Eve.

While not a KCET production, Dick Clark's "American Bandstand" did film on the KCET lot back in 1987.

Huell visited a lot of restaurants in his day, and more than a few named menu items in his honor. We're trying to list off all the Huell Howser dishes we can think of. Can you think of more?

A look back on KCET's longest-running news show, "Life & Times."

Take a look back at KCET's history of news shows, starting from the earliest days of the station up until "By the Year 2000" in the late 80s.

Chapman University celebrated the opening of a permanent Huell Howser exhibit as well as thirty years of "California's Gold."

Just before Huell Howser launched "California's Gold," he hosted a reunion of the subjects of his famed Videologue series at the Bullocks Wilshire Tea Room.

KCET takes a look back at a 1973 TV production of the play "Steambath," which featured Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine.

Remembering KCET's 1985 special, "Penn & Teller Go Public," which helped introduce the pair of magicians to a national audience.