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SoCal Racks Up More Wins, Nominations

By SoCal Connected Staff
June 30, 2010
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KCET's hard-hitting weekly news program, SoCal Connected, won a

total of 13 Los Angeles Press Clubs awards, including first-place wins

in all major television categories at the 52nd Annual Southern

California Journalism Awards. The Los Angeles Press Club Awards honor

high-caliber journalism in traditional and emerging media formats, with

winners being selected by press clubs from across the country. For more, including links to view the segments online, go here.The Emmy®

and Peabody-winning

SoCal

Connected

 also earned 12 nominations for the 62nd Los Angeles Area Emmy® Awards. The winners will be announced at the awards presentation on Saturday evening, July 31, 2010 at the Leonard H.

Goldenson Theatre in North Hollywood. For more information and links to view the segments online, go here.

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