Re “Religious Networks Bidding for KOCE,” July 26: Will KOCE-TV Channel 50 stop broadcasting top-rated shows like “Sesame Street,” “Barney & Friends” and “Arthur”? What about “The News Hour With Jim ...

Daystar Television Network, a Christian broadcaster owning over 40 television stations nationwide, will sue the trustees of Orange County’s KOCE for declining their bid to buy the PBS station. Daystar ...

Huntington Beach’s KOCE-TV is gearing up to become the region’s flagship Public Broadcasting Service station after KCET-TV of Los Angeles opted to pull out of the role earlier this month. KOCE, now a ...

Public TV station KOCE of Huntington Beach has settled a lawsuit filed by televangelist Daystar Television Network, which has sought to buy the station. Neither side is talking about the settlement.

KOCE will remain a public TV station but is not disclosing so far the terms of its settlement with religious broadcaster Daystar Television, which contended that it was high bidder for the license ...

Should KOCE-TV, Orange County’s public television station -- the only local television media voice for its 3 million residents -- be sold? By any measure of sound judgment and long-range consideration ...

Let's say you're KOCE-TV Channel 50 head honcho Mel Rogers, and you were presented with the ratings bonanza that was this past weekend's devastating fires in the badlands of northern Orange County.

As we reported last week, now that longtime L.A. PBS outlet KCET has dumped its affiliation, Orange County’s KOCE has signed on to become the region’s primary PBS affiliate. Move becomes effective Jan ...

KCET was PBS’ flagship TV station in LA -- the second largest market in the country. Eight years ago, it dropped its ties with PBS. Then donations plummeted, and KCET struggled to stay solvent and ...

PBS SoCal’s KOCE-TV public broadcasting station is among 175 nationwide winners of the Federal Communications Commission’s first-ever Broadcast Incentive Auction. The auction was authorized by ...

"A vision unfolds" establishes the social and economic climate of the 1930s & 1940s, introducing key players and tracing the emergence of California scene painting from earlier styles of art. "Visions ...