KCSN News Department wins another Golden Mike
On Saturday, January 22nd the KCSN News Department received a "Golden Mike" award from the Radio Television News Association of Southern California in the category of "Best Newscast More Than 15 minutes" in Division B. This was for an "Evening Update" program broadcast on September 16th 2010. The anchor was broadcast journalism student Kristin Phillips. The newscast was produced by Annie Gldzhyan and the sports reporter was Jason Yanos. The day's Field Reporter was Greg Donnell. The top story on the winning newscast was Governor Schwarzenegger's response to the "San Bruno Pipeline Explosion". This was followed by an in-depth report on the region's "Earthquake Preparedness". The 30 minute newscast also focused on issues such as "distracted driving", "Emergency Room Overcrowding", "The California Whooping Cough Epidemic", "online privacy", "Budget Cuts to Community Colleges", "threats against judges", "teen substance abuse", and "child poverty".
The KCSN News Department has now won a total of 59 "Golden Mikes".
KCSN Classical is committed to providing classical music to the communities we serve 24/7 on our HD2 channel. HD radio provides a high quality digital signal with CD sound. KCSN Classical also features "Music 101" with Erik Derr twice each weekday.
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