kcet Archives – Jewish Journal

Who is a KTLA TV finalist for the SoCal Journalism Awards?

Lisa Ellen Niver June 13, 2019

Moving and Shaking: Board of Rabbis SoCal president named, Sephardic Temple childhood center opens

Ryan Torok May 8, 2013

Rabbi Jonathan Bernhard named Board of Rabbis SoCal president, Sephardic Temple Tifereth Israel is opening early childhood center, Harry Corre and Janice Kamenir-Reznik honored

Broadcast journalists receive Bill Stout Award

Ryan Torok November 1, 2012

“A lot of the work that I do is about uncovering people or institutions … that are not treating people honestly and fairly. I think those are core Jewish values,” said KNBC investigative journalist Joel Grover, who along with KCET’s Val Zavala is being awarded the Bill Stout Memorial Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism.

Jewish community leaders honored as “Local Heroes”

Ryan Torok October 20, 2011

Jewish community leaders Zane Buzby and Stephen Sass were honored at the 14th Annual Local Heroes Awards on Tuesday, Oct. 18, organized by KCET and Union Bank, N.A.

Film on Jerusalem Explores Beating Heart of 3 Faiths

Tom Tugend March 25, 2009

In a medieval German map of the then-known world, the continents of Europe, Africa and Asia resemble a three-leaf clover whose leaves fuse at the navel of the universe, the holy city of Jerusalem.

Fine Cut: A Festival of Student Film

William Yelles February 12, 1998

Student films from throughout Southern California are currentlybeing featured on the three-part KCET series \”Fine Cut: A Festival ofStudent Film,\” airing on Sundays at 10 p.m. The series, hosted bydirector Michael Apted, will feature a total of 17 films fromstudents at UCLA, USC, CalArts, Loyola Marymount and the AmericanFilm Institute. Ranging in length from three to 32 minutes, theentries include dramas, documentaries and animation.