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Arts & Entertainment
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california's gold
Huell Visits San Juan Bautista, the Largest of the California Missions
Founded in 1787, it is still the functioning parish church in the San Juan Valley.
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california's gold
Huell Visits a Working Cattle Ranch on Santa Rosa Island
The Chumash called it Wimal. To Conquistador Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo it was San Lucas. Today it is known as Santa Rosa, and its 54,000 acres of open land 24 miles off the coast of Santa Barbara is the newest addition to Channel Islands National Park.
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california's gold
Huell Takes the Last Tour of the Mare Island Naval Shipyard
The first on the entire west coast, with 142 years of service to the U.S., the Mare Island Naval Shipyard has been a long time builder of California's naval gold.
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'Mank' is the Uncertain Story of Hollywood’s 'Citizen Kane' at the Virtual KCET Cinema Series on December 4th
A Q&A will immediately follow the screening with Gary Oldman, Oscar winning-actor and KCET Cinema Series Lumière Award recipient.
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Environment
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Native American Heritage Month
5 Indigenous Stories to Help Us Reckon with the Past and Honor Native Peoples
Here are a few programs and articles we recommend to help center your Thanksgiving celebration on honoring and amplifying Native stories, seeking truth about our history, and acknowledging Indigenous presence and wisdom.
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The New West and the Politics of the Environment
Mapping Power and Strategy for Conservation Victories: An Interview with Kai Anderson
Kai Anderson’s eye-catching, multi-colored, hand-drawn thematic maps have developed a cult following in conservation circles in the American West. He walks us through a map he created of Sen. Harry Reid's major environmental campaigns.
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Native American Heritage Month
Reclaiming, Restoring and Preserving Indigenous Relationships
The third and final season of “Tending Nature” emphasizes a reciprocal relationship between human and land, acknowledging Indigenous presence, and respecting natural resources.
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Cultivating Native Foodways with the Cultural Conservancy
The Cultural Conservancy, an inter-tribal organization, is revitalizing indigenous knowledge by inviting people to re-engage with the land, honor heirloom seeds, grow clean food and medicines, and decolonizing their foodways.
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Food & Living
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Socal Wanderer
Where to Explore 5 of L.A.’s Great Footbridges
Here’s where to find five of L.A.’s most scenic bridge crossings — and why they’re fascinating destinations in their own right.
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13 SoCal Open-Air Adventures That Are Off the Beaten Path
Looking for outdoor options beyond your local park or playground? Here’s a guide to going off the beaten path with some of the best open-air attractions SoCal has to offer.
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Where to Find Frightful Family Fun in L.A. and O.C. This Halloween Season
Halloween 2020 is not canceled. It’s just a little different this year. Whether it’s established attractions or inaugural events that might become future Halloween standbys, here are five great ways to scare up some extra spooks this October.
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california's gold
Huell Searches for the 'Crookedest' Street in the World
A small section of Vermont Street in the Potrero Hill section of San Francisco is just miles away from the more famous Lombard Street. Which street is crookeder?
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History & Society
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City Rising
California's Unincorporated Places Can Be Poor, Powerless — and the Perfect Place to Commit Murder
It's time to do better by communities that don’t even have local police to call, let alone defund.
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youth activism
In California, A History of Young, Powerful Voices in Journalism Emerge
In the Golden State, the youth have a long history of storytelling that uncovers little-heard narratives.
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Proposition 187
Educators and Journalists Help Us Understand Prop 187
Proposition 187 and its aftermath was a dizzying series of events that involved people from all sectors of society. We speak with educators and journalists who have studied the people and events involved. Through their lens, this pivotal time in the state
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187 Oral History
Raphe Sonenshein: Cold War Fears Weaponized Against Immigrants
Raphe Sonenshein explains California's political trajectories, its political parties and communities.
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News & Analysis
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Barbara Ransby and David Sirota Warn of Close Links Between Biden’s Cabinet Picks and Corporate Power
President-elect Joe Biden declared “America is back” this week as he revealed some of the people who will staff his administration in key national security posts.
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Pandemic School Closures Could Shorten Student Life Spans, Researchers Say
Children whose educations have been disrupted by the pandemic may suffer life-long consequences, including shorter life spans, according to a study released today by the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health.
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New Stay-At-Home Order on Horizon for L.A. County as COVID-19 Cases Spike Again
Los Angeles County health officials announced Nov. 23 a record-high daily number of cases that is expected to trigger a more sweeping stay-at-home order.
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A People’s Vaccine? Drugmakers Set to Profit From COVID Vaccines Made With Publicly Funded Research
With the world pinning its hopes on a successful coronavirus vaccine to curb the pandemic, corporate watchdogs say much of the research and development of the medicines rely on publicly funded research.
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environment
Tending Nature
"Tending Nature" shines a light on the environmental knowledge of indigenous peoples across California by exploring how the state's Native peoples have actively shaped and tended the land for millennia.
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Power & Health
“Power and Health” examines the underlying sociological and economic forces that determine our health and how those forces are shaped by power.
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California
City Rising
"City Rising" illuminates the journey of California's neighborhoods advocating for responsible development.
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The First Angry Man
Prop 13, the campaign to slash property taxes, launched a tax revolt that continues today.
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Southland Sessions
“Southland Sessions” connects you to SoCal’s resilient arts scene one session at a time.
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News and Public Affairs
Reporter Roundup
PBS SoCal and KCET are collaborating with KPCC and LAist to bring you a daily reporter roundup discussing the latest regional news about COVID-19.
Reporter Roundup
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Nova
S47 E8: Saving Notre Dame
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What A Disaster!
What A Disaster!
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Independent Lens
Belly of the Beast
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california's gold
California's Gold with Huell Howser
Huell Visits San Juan Bautista, the Largest of the California Missions
Founded in 1787, it is still the functioning parish church in the San Juan Valley.
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california's gold
California's Gold with Huell Howser
Huell Visits a Working Cattle Ranch on Santa Rosa Island
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