On May 1, 1974, KOCE broadcast Skylab 4: The Final Manned Mission — including an interview with the only astronaut to have led a strike, or as some call it, a mutiny, in space.
How was KOCE received when it was just a nascent station?Thanks to the L.A. Public Library’s digital archives, we didn’t have to search too far to find an…
In the year of the first KOCE broadcast — now 50 years ago — many buildings popped up around the Los Angeles area, including a landmark design by architect William Pereira.
In this clip from "The Changing Face of Television," a special that ran from the show Voter's Pipeline, host Matt Cooper asks what cable television will mean for the future of TV viewing.
As PBS SoCal (formerly known as KOCE) celebrates its 50th anniversary, here's a look back at another milestone of 1972 — the opening of the South Bay Bike Trail — and what its place was in the history of bicycling in SoCal.
Here's one of KOCE's past station sign-on logos, which was often used in between programs as station identification, as well as proceeding locally produced programs — back when our station only served Orange County from Huntington Beach.