A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

A new high-definition season of Journalist Roundtable began with our first show on January 5th. The program was Hosted by Kent Davy and he was joined by Alison St. John of KPBS.  If you missed the premier KOCT will be replaying the program throughout the month of January on KOCT’s Channel 18-the Community Channel and as Video On Demand via KOCT.ORG.

Check out the great guests we had in our first JRT of this New Year: 

• • Leslie Gaul, CEO of the California Welcome Center, Oceanside, discussed bringing Agricultural Tourism to Oceanside. Viewers might not be aware of the large amount of agriculture in Oceanside and the significant revenue it generates. However, rising land prices, the high cost of water and other factors will affect the future possibilities of Ag-Tourism in Oceanside.
  • • Shasta Gaughen is the Pala Band of Native Americans’ Environmental Director. She discussed the recent purchase of sacred land that was designated to become the Gregory Canyon Landfill. She discussed this historic purchase and the agreement that will see housing and retail development on surrounding property.
    • • Chris Kydd is the Associate Publisher of The Coast News Group. Despite the challenges facing newspapers, this regional paper has not only thrived but expanded coverage over the past few years.   Chris talked about the factors have led to the paper’s success and his future plans for the newspaper.
      • A great way to stay informed about North County is be tuned into KOCT-North County’s Channel.

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

KOCT is proud of the many programs produced, services provided and progress that it made in 2016—Here’s a look back at some of the Highlights: 

KOCT, Your Community Channel, was acknowledged by the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Oceanside for our community service and our 29 years as an organizational chamber member.

Community Health Matters—

The KOCT production team (and our two community health clinics!) produced a new season of Community Health Matters.  Experts from Vista Community Clinic and North County Health discussed topics such as pediatrics, dental health during pregnancy, youth development, health education and mental health services.

We also launched a new season of Journalist Roundtable – in hi-definition! 

Our first show featured the Mayor of Oceanside Jim Wood who announced he will be running for re-election in November and President Karen Haynes brought viewers up to speed on the rapid growth of Cal State San Marcos

Our first show to launch the 2016 Election Season was about the controversial Measure A initiative that Carlsbad voters voted on in February.  We had a candid, professional debate on this proposed shopping center and open space issue.  Carlsbad Mayor Matt Hall spoke in favor of the Caruso development and De’Ann Weimer, the President of Citizens for North County, spoke against the project. In the fall of 2016 KOCT produced over a dozen programs about the candidates and propositions that affect civic life in North County. 

KOCT was a joyous participant in Oceanside’s  Youth Success Week.  We invited the Superintendent of Oceanside Unified School District Duane Coleman to the KOCT studios to record daily messages that were then played in the classrooms each morning AND rolled our Mobile Studio to cover their climactic event at the Band shell. 

Thanks to a generous grant from Tri-City Medical Center KOCT was able to roll its high-definition Mobile Studio to cover an important North County event. KOCT provided four camera coverage of the 3rd annual North County Economic Summit held on March 2nd at the La Costa Resort.

KOCT produced two special High School Edition Oceanside Spectrums with video students from El Camino and Oceanside High School.  These special programs allowed local students to take a crash course in camera operation, floor directing, hosting and directing – taught by KOCT’s professional staff.  And the public benefited by watching programs for, by and about our local high schools and their teachers and events.

KOCT won a Bronze, People’s Choice Award, for one of the programs in our 6-part series: The Adobes and Ranchos of North County. 

“The Kelly Adobe” program was one of the first in-depth documentaries about this pioneer Kelly family that at one time owned a rancho larger than Carlsbad.  This program was made possible by a generous grant from The Parker Foundation (Gerald and Inez Parker). Tom Reeser was the Executive Producer and Lola Sherman the Script Writer.  The Field Producer was Jake Rush and the Editor was Miguel Blanco. The Narrator was Harvey Kaufman. Congratulations to all who participated in this award-winning series!

KOCT rebranded our Voice of Oceanside programs to reflect our increased focus on ‘all topics North County’. Our new series, North County Voice began airing in June and featured in-depth interviews with the Oceanside City Councilmembers, the Mayor and City Clerk among others. 

KOCT’s held its annual Open House on Tuesday, June 28th and showed off its state-of-the-art facility and equipment. 

The Alliance for Community Media is a national organization of community television station members similar to KOCT.  KOCT won a Hometown Media Video Award at the event.   KOCT’s talented

Jon Beltz shot and edited some of the innovative footage and KOCT’s

Micheyl Steinway polished the promo video for KOCT’s Journalist Roundtable. Congratulations, team. 

Watch the promo now!

KOCT covered Oceanside High School’s beautiful graduation ceremony at the Junior Seau Beach Band shell. 

High School football returned to KOCT’s schedule with a classic double overtime Football game featuring cross-town rivals El Camino Vs Oceanside High School!

Thanks for watching KOCT-North County’s Channel—we have a lot of new programs and surprises to look forward to in 2017— Tune in to KOCT Channel 18 on Thursday, January 5th at 6 pm for a new season of Journalist Roundtable; Our guests will be

Stay informed by staying tuned to KOCT in 2017. Happy New Year

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

1992 Voice of Oceanside Mayor Bagley Host Tim Aldrich and crew

KOCT began in the early 1980’s and many students, volunteers and employees have contributed to our community television station and programs over those many years .  We have also  celebrated many Christmas’s at KOCT with joyful potluck celebrations and ugly Christmas sweaters (you know who you are).

Ugly Sweater Contest

We hope you enjoy this nostalgic look back and we think you might also enjoy some of KOCT’s classic Christmas programs which we are playing on Channel 18 & 19 throughout the month of December. Just go to SCHEDULE at KOCT.ORG and have a Merry Christmas!

Cheers!

Chow Line

KOCT Gift Exchange

Look who got the chocolate.

The good stuff!

Tom with Santa and Elf

Merry Christmas!

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

The KOCT News Brief crew traveled to Encinitas recently to document a major development in regional transportation that will have a positive affect on drivers, bicyclists, walkers and train passengers.  On Tuesday, November 29^th, local, state and federal officials met at San Elijo Lagoon Nature Center in Cardiff for a historic groundbreaking event. 

The $700 million dollar project will widen the I-5 bridge that crosses the lagoon and add double-tracking to the railroad bridges.  There will be 10 miles of new bike paths and pedestrian walkways and improvements to the lagoon.

You’ll definitely notice this massive project when you travel this corridor so find out what it’s all about in KOCT’s new News Brief.

Swearing In to be Live on KOCT

KOCT’s City Council Camera Crew will provide ‘live’ coverage of next week’s Swearing-In-Ceremony from the Oceanside City Council chambers. The event will be on Wednesday, December 14^th, from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm on KOCT’s Channel 19, or watch via our streaming service on your smart phone, tablet or computer.

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

·         Thank you to the many candidates who bravely submitted their names and gave of their time and resources to run for local office.  We appreciate their willingness to participate in KOCT’s many election programs and hope that win or lose, they will still participate and help to make our community a better place to live.  And Congratulations to the winners in this very unusual election year too!

·         KOCT held its annual Halloween pot-luck party and costume contest.  It was a great way to relax after two months of election production and a successful fundraiser.

·         If you haven’t seen the double overtime Football game featuring cross-town rivals El Camino Vs Oceanside High School you’ve missed a classic match.  KOCT will continue to air the program on KOCT channel 18 (Schedule) and play the program as VOD too.  Thanks to the many participants that made this game possible.  We’ll also be covering Oceanside Vs El Camino Boys and Girls basketball games in early 2017!! Here are some pictures from last Friday’s game taken by KOCT’s Beverly Woodworth (Wizard above)

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

Oceanside vs El Camino High School game to air ‘live’ on KOCT this Friday night at 7 pm!!

KOCT’s mobile studio and its talented crew will roll to El Camino High School on Friday to record the exciting cross-town rivalry game between Oceanside & El Camino High School. The game will air on KOCT, Channel 18 starting at 7 pm and will also be replayed on Saturday & Sunday at 8 pm (Channel 18).

It’s been seven years since KOCT has covered local high school sports and the plans are to cover a boys & girls basketball game in early 2017.  Our football Play by Play announcer Art Root has returned to call the action along with play by Color Commentary by co-host Joshua Galea’i.  KOCT is available county-wide on AT&T’s U-Verse (channel 99) or on Cox Cable in Oceanside.  The game will also be made available next week as Video On Demand via KOCT.ORG and replayed extensively on KOCT throughout the month of November.  

Be an educated voter and watch KOCT this weekend before casting your ballot!

KOCT has more than a dozen local election forums, talk shows and candidate statements about the Initiatives and Candidates you’ll see on your election 2016 ballot.  We make it easy to sit in front of your computer, smart phone, tablet or tv and watch programs featuring Oceanside City Council and Mayor candidates.  We also have many programs featuring the candidates for Tri-City Medical Center and Oceanside Unified School District.  There are three major initiatives on this years ballot:  Lilac Hills Initiative, Measure MM and Prop A and we have in-depth programs about each proposal for you to review.

Go to KOCT.ORG for our television program schedule or to Video On Demand for our many election programs.

Be an informed voter by watching KOCT-North County’s Channel! 

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

Have a great lunch AND help KOCT-North County’s Channel on October 14^th

You’re not going to want to miss the 14^th Annual KOCT Outback Steakhouse Fundraiser on Friday, October 14^th.  It will be a great chance to help your community television station produce programs for, by and about our north county community.  Tickets are only $25 and you’ll have your choice of salmon, chicken, pork or steak AND every table will get a blooming onion! We’ll have raffles, silent auction and you’ll get a free KOCT gift.

Stop by the KOCT studios to buy your tickets or go online and use a credit card.

We have seatings at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Take your staff to lunch—the Outback Steakhouse is conveniently located near Highway 78 & I 5 at 2485 Vista Way in Oceanside, 92054—and your donation may be tax-deductible.

Too busy to attend but want to help?  Buy tickets and we’ll donate them to military families on Camp Pendleton—a win-win for everyone.

KOCT is the community channel because of your support—we could not produce our many Election 2016 programs, for example without the support of local business and community members.

One such supporter is the proprietor of the Outback Steakhouse, Janice Koehler, who, for over 14 years, has demonstrated her commitment to locally produced television by hosting our annual fundraiser. Thanks Janice!

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

It appears that this year’s voter will face a challenging number of complicated, wordy and important ballot measures.  Voters will need to review numerous pages with extensive detail about potential bonds, development initiatives and propositions.

KOCT has been producing a number of Election 2016 programs to help you become an informed voter about candidates and issues in our North County.  ALL of these programs will be replayed extensively in September & October on KOCT and right up to the November election. Additionally, all of these programs can be seen as Video On Demand via KOCT.ORG on your computer, smart phone or tablet.

So become an informed voter.  CLICK on our VOD Election 2016 list of programs and learn more about the candidates who seek office in north county and about the many bonds and initiatives facing the electorate in 2016. Here are the KOCT programs that will be available now and in October on KOCT-North County’s Channel:

Journalist Roundtable (recorded 9-1-16)

·        Proposition A (SANDAG Bond)

·        Lilac Hills Development Initiative

·        Measure MM- (MiraCosta College Bond)

Journalist Roundtable (will record on 10-6-16)

·        Oceanside City Council Candidates

·        Oceanside Mayoral Candidates

Voice of North County (will record on 10-4-16)

·        Tri-City Medical Center

·        Oceanside Unified School District

·        Oceanside Treasurer

Oceanside Chamber of Commerce Forums (Recorded at & by MiraCosta College on 9-22-16 & 9-27-16 and available on KOCT in October)

·        Oceanside Unified School District Board of Trustees

·        Tri-City Medical Center Board of Directors

·        Oceanside City Council Candidates

·        Oceanside Mayoral Candidates

KOCT’s Candidate Statements- All candidates were invited to submit, for no fee, 5 minute statements, or contract with KOCT to record their statements in the KOCT studio.

Candidates Statements was a free * election season  service until City of Oceanside funding to KOCT was cut and our contract obligation to produce ANY Election program was eliminated. KOCT continues, however, to produce election programs as part of our Mission to serve our Community.

KOCT Thanks Underwriter Federal Heath Signs for their generous support of KOCT’s Election 2016 programming. 

The San Luis Rey Rotary Club also made a donation to assist KOCT in producing these expensive Election programs.  Thank you SLR Rotary!

 * The $250 fee KOCT charges for Candidate Statements  pays for the staff, studio time, preparation , editing and replays required to produce these optional programs.  

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

Big changes are coming to the Oceanside Council Chambers when the council returns from summer break for their August 10^th, 5 pm meeting. The City’s IT Department has added new equipment and technology.  Back in 1981, Oceanside was one of the first cities in San Diego County to videotape their meetings and in the beginning it was accomplished by volunteers and City Staff members working together in the old City Council chambers. 

Here’s a picture of how KOCT used to cover the meetings—three camera operators, a floor director in the Council Chambers and a Director and Audio member out in the City AV trailer—which was towed to and  parked outside the old City Council chambers  for each meeting.

All of the TV monitors were in black and white, and no matter how we tried the Hitachi camera pictures had a slight green tinge to them. In the early days the cable company would only give KOCT 2 hours of air time-- so the floor director’s job was to take notes so that the Editor could select the most popular or important agenda items and edit the 4 hour meeting down to two hours. We then had to drive the ¾” U-Matic tape to the cable company for airing!

In the late 80’s the cable company provided a channel for us to share with MiraCosta College and we were able to air the entire council meetings—first as tape delayed and later ‘live’ as the meetings happened.

In 1989 Bob Bowditch, the founder of KOCT, and Chief Engineer William ‘Mr. Bill’ Sinatra were excited about the new Civic Center being built with plans that included a new larger room for City Council meetings. However, they were aghast to discover that no plans had been included to upgrade, improve or change how the council meetings were to be videotaped. Anyone who knew Bob knows what happened next. Bob and Mr. Bill sat down over many hurried weeks and designed the basic AV system structure of robotic cameras, projector, audio and director’s console. Here is the last picture I have of Bob Bowditch and Mr. Bill working on Chamber drawings at Bob’s Fire Mt. home. Bob died from brain cancer before he was able to see his final work in the new civic center.

The cameras have been repaired and modified many times since then, but starting in August all of the Robotics, Cameras and Directing equipment will be replaced with new high-definition cameras and all digital equipment.

KOCT is working with the City’s outstanding IT department who oversaw and implemented this improvement to the City Council chambers. A big shout out of thanks to the City’s Information Technology Department Manager Yukari Brown and IT Specialist Dave Riha for their leadership on this project.  

A look at the new system                            KOCT crew on site for training session

Check out the new look by watching the next meeting ‘live’, via replay or on the City’s YouTube channel. Joint meetings of the Oceanside City Council, Community Development Commission (CDC), and Harbor Board of Directors are typically held on two Wednesdays of each month at 5:00 pm and are broadcast live at KOCT-North County’s Channel  19 through Cox Cable or on AT&T’’s U-Verse channel 99 channel. Replays can be viewed the following Thursday at 2:00 pm, Saturday at 11:00 am, and Sunday at 5:00 pm

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

A good way to find out what is happening in the city is to check out this months  July Oceanside Update. This program is a co-production between the City of Oceanside and KOCT.  You’ll find out about art events, what’s going on at the Sunset Market and a variety of events and programs hosted by our Parks and Recreation department. Check it out!

What is a ‘zero waste city’ and why is Oceanside one? To find out click on: “Oceanside is a Zero Waste City”.   This television program  is one in a series of new North County Voice programs. Our guest for this informative program was Colleen Foster, who has been a advocate and leading expert in our region on recycling.  Each year the state demands more of communities to try and divert waste from landfills, and Colleen explains how Oceanside is adapting to the new requirements.

Each year Eternal Hills Memorial Park on El Camino Real features a special Memorial Day ceremony.  They honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice and if you missed this moving event, click here.  

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

·       The Alliance for Community Media is a national organization of community television station members similar to KOCT.  They are currently having their annual conference in Boston and we received news from the conference that   KOCT won a Hometown Media Video Award.  KOCT’s talented Jon Beltz shot and edited some of the innovative footage and KOCT’s Micheyl Steinway polished the promo video for KOCT’s Journalist Roundtable. Congratulations team.  Watch the promo now!

 

 

·       Speaking of Journalist Roundtable, I hope you caught last weeks ‘live’ television show.  If not, click here.  We had a diverse guest list and our three journalists honed in on important north county topics.  Viewers who want to be informed about local issues should watch—and share with your neighbors who may not be aware of KOCT’s informative, award-winning monthly program.

 

JRT Host Kent Davy is joined each month by Journalist Alison St. John & Logan Jenkins

Mark Jackson was our first guest. He and some local community groups, (saveoursandiegocountryside.org ), are opposed to the proposed Lilac Hills development planned for northern Escondido/Valley Center. (The developer, Randy Goodson, appeared on JRT in May to present his perspective.)

 

Max Disposti, the Executive Director of the North County LGBTQ Resource Center in Oceanside discussed recent vandalism at their facility that was deemed a hate crime by OPD. In light of the tragedy in Orlando, we asked Max to discuss the progress and peril facing the LGBTQ community.

Linda Culp is the Principle Planner for SANDAG. She discussed the planned expansion and improvement of the Oceanside Transit Center-- a busy southern California mass transportation hub. 

  

Pastor Steve Bassett was our final guest. He operates the Bread of Life Rescue Mission in Oceanside. The non-profit was formed in 1999 and serves the poor, hungry, and homeless in six North County cities; Pastor Bassett gave a first-hand perspective of their services, his organization, and their future plans.

 

 

Journalist Roundtable will go dark in August in anticipation of a busy Election 2016 season of programs.  If you want to be an informed voter for this election you’ll want to watch KOCT-North County’s Channel! Set your DVR for September 1^st at 6pm for programming for, by, and about our community.

 

 

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

·         Special thanks to the Editor of OsideNews, Steve Marcotte, for his series on this year's Oceanside parade.  Steve was a guest on KOCT’s Journalist Roundtable during his start-up phase and the paper has been very successful and is widely read.  Steve arrived early on Saturday, July 2^nd,  to watch the KOCT crew set-up , record, and air the parade ‘live’ on KOCT’s channel 19. KOCT has covered Oceanside parades since the early 1980’s. Thanks to our two volunteer Hosts Kristi Hawthorne and Jim Schroder for once again providing color commentary.  AND thanks to Main Street Oceanside  for Underwriting the parade coverage for this very popular program.   KOCT appreciates the photos and press provided by the OsideNews.  KOCT is in support and solidarity with another local media resource. A great way to stay in tune with your community is to read the OsideNews.com AND watch KOCT-Your North County Channel.

Check out Steve’s   Snapshots of the 2016 Independence Parade in Oceanside

BREAKING NEWS:   Congratulations to Editor Miguel Blanco and the entire KOCT crew for winning a Hometown Media Award at the annual Alliance for Community Media in Boston this past weekend. This is a national competition and we won the award for the colorful Journalist Roundtable Promo that Miguel produced.  Great job team!!

Miguel Blanco, Lead KOCT Editor and KOCT Production Supervisor, Angela Miranda

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

What a delight to welcome so many residents to KOCT’s annual Open House on Tuesday, June 28^th!

KOCT Open House visitors

Visitors had an opportunity to be Directors, Camera Operators and even Candidates for public office (& read TelePrompTer lines from San Diego news anchor, Ron Burgundy.)

Eileen Turks new job

& now she's running for office!

Visitors sampled delicious desserts courtesy of Petite Madeline (thanks Christine!), root beer from the new brewing company, Midnight Jack and nutrition bars from KOCT’s neighbor Nii bars.

New Brewery!

MiraCosta College’s Jazz Quartet performed in the KOCT studio and visitors were encouraged to operate and record the concert on professional studio cameras. 

jazz band

MCC Jazz Quartet

KOCT’s Board of Directors were on hand to answer questions and lead guests on tours of the station.  KOCT’s Station Manager Jacob Rush did a great job leading KOCT’s production team, interns and volunteers on the elaborate set-up of the studio, mobile studio and edit bays.   Mark your calendar for this annual event next April and thanks to everyone who attended. 

Gwen, Liz & Kellie

Ward O Doherty (L) and KOCT Executive Director

Bill, Kellie, Jon & Jake

KOCT IT Specialist Phoenix Von Hendy (L) & visitors

Bill Peters Engineer Lab

More photos to follow but thanks to Eileen Turk, Division Manager/Parks & Rec at City of Oceanside for taking & sharing these ‘first look’ photos.

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

KOCT has a wealth of programs to keep you informed about civic issues. We provide ‘live’ coverage of every Oceanside City Council meetings and numerous replays. We replay every Tri-City Medical Center Board meeting and air the California Channel and San Diego’s County News Center (CNCTV) on a daily basis.

But we also have a lot of new programs that are very brief and informative too—Click on the links below for a sample of recent community events: 

Cal State San Marcos University Lacrosse- This new Newsbrief features an overview of our local university’s women’s Lacrosse team.  There is so much happening at Cal State University San Marcos academically and in their growing sports programs - check it out.

The new El Corazon Trail is another milestone in the development of our ‘great park’.  The volunteers and city staff who made this possible have given a great gift to those who love exercise, the wilderness and to our high school athletes. If you would like to volunteer or contribute to this non-profit, go to their El Corazon website.

Neighborhoods: Manufactured Homes   KOCT once produced a series called ‘The Neighborhoods of Oceanside’ and we are glad to finally add a new segment about ManufacturedHomes.  In this program we not only look at some of Oceanside’s unique neighborhoods but at Carlsbad’s manufactured neighborhoods too. 

Datron provides support for KOCT. This brief program thanks Vista’s Datron Corporation for their recent donation provided to help preserve KOCT vast videotape archive. You’ll learn about the dilemma KOCT faces with aging tape stock and the need to preserve ‘the life and times’ record of North County for future generations.  

Volunteer for Oceanside boards & commissions  Would you like to help our City by volunteering on a board or commission? You’ll meet interesting community volunteers, help city staff with important projects and make a difference in your community.

Community Media has been under assault by a perfect storm of economic, social media and media law changes. Our nation continues to lose newspapers and newspaper jobs on a daily basis. Consumers have more media choices than at any time in history but less about our hometown than 10 years ago. Cable networks do not provide the same level of functionality, service or support for PEG community channels like KOCT as they do for commercial channels. Yet KOCT continues to seek grants, production work and community support so that we can meet our Mission: “KOCT, North San Diego County’s Community Public, Education & Government Channel, is an exclusive, independent, non-profit, educational media conduit.  KOCT’s focus is on the topics and issues of importance to the people of North San Diego County.”

You can help KOCT and our Mission:  Become a Friend & support quality community television. 

A weekly blog from Tom Reeser, KOCT’s Executive Director

On June 1^st the City Clerk’s office and KOCT premiered a new spot at the Oceanside City Council meeting.

Oceanside’s City Clerk, Zack Beck explained that his office wanted to encourage citizens to volunteer for city commissions and boards.

Oceanside City Clerk, Zack Beck

Retired Assistant City Clerk Holly Trobaugh wrote a script that was brought to life by KOCT’s Production Supervisor Angela Miranda.

KOCT Production Supervisor Angela Miranda

Fellow KOCT employee, Kellie Davis, helped Angela recruit volunteers, KOCT employees and the Oceanside Police & Fire to come to the KOCT studio on Industry Street to shoot the new promo.  (She also made sure to include her very cute niece too [twice]!)

In addition to producing the spot, Angela edited it as well. Thanks to our City Clerk, Zack Beck for acknowledging Angela’s artistic endeavor. You can make the spot even more successful by becoming a City of Oceanside volunteer!  Click here to find out how and to watch this collaborative production. 

·               Hey recent graduates from Oceanside High School:  Congratulations!  If you’d like to relive your graduation, share the moment with distant relatives or analyze your hat throwing skills, Click here. KOCT rolled its Mobile Studio to the Junior Seau Beach Amphitheater to capture the pomp and circumstances. The graduation will replay on KOCT’s channel 19 all month. You can also access this program under KOCT Specials on Video on Demand.

·           We have a lot of new Newsbriefs you’ll want to check out too—because a great way to stay connected with your community is to stay tuned to KOCT.