After 43 years, KOCT Television fights to stay on air
OCEANSIDE — One of Southern California’s last remaining public education and government channels is turning to the community for help keeping the microphones on and...
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Oceanside approves $744M budget, denies KOCT funding request
OCEANSIDE — The City Council declined to provide additional funding for KOCT, the city’s public-access television station, and rejected calls for more youth program spending...
KOCT to celebrate 40 years of community television
OCEANSIDE — The city’s very own television station is celebrating its 40th anniversary of bringing public access programming to residents across North County. Oceanside Community...
New documentary showcases North County agritourism
On June 4 more than 200 people attended the premier screening of the documentary “Agritourism in North San Diego County” at the Sunshine Brooks Theater...
KOCT TV director Tom Reeser to retire
A seasoned cameraman, editor and producer who loves to surf Oceanside waves is set to retire after committing himself to his passions and serving as...
Oceanside Public Library is awarded two big grants
Oceanside Public Library was recently awarded a $10,000 Latino Americans 500 Years of History grant and a $20,000 Big Read grant....
KOCT highlights Oceanside business owners
OCEANSIDE — KOCT highlights local business owners Ryan Jubela (Masters Kitchen & Cocktail) and Jeff Bagby (Bagby Beer Company) about the impact they’ve seen and help...
KOCT highlights new Veterans Center at MiraCosta
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Community invited to produce segments for TV show
OCEANSIDE — KOCT Community Television is giving area residents and organizations an opportunity to produce their own television segments. ...