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Access Sacramento Channel 17 is the United States public-access television channel of Sacramento, California, the state capital at the meeting point of the Sacramento and American rivers. It is one of two channels run by Access Sacramento, a nonprofit community media center serving Sacramento County from the Coloma Community Center at 4623 T Street. Funding comes from community donations with major contributions from the Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission and the California Endowment, and the channel goes out on the local cable lineup alongside Channel 18.

The schedule is built from programs made by residents rather than by a network. Anyone in Sacramento County can take the center's classes and workshops in podcasting, video production, editing, studio work and filmmaking, borrow from the equipment library, reserve a studio or hire a crew, then bring the finished show to air. The programming guide carries community arts, local events, news and information and election coverage, with a stated priority for minority and other-than-English programs that commercial broadcasters do not find economically viable. The center also stages the A Place Called Sacramento film festival at the Crest Theatre and a high school public service announcement competition.

The city behind the channel is the oldest incorporated in California, chartered on February 27, 1850, and the permanent state capital since 1854, home to the California State Capitol completed in 1874. Watch Live as resident-produced programs go out on Channel 17, or stream online in HD on any screen. Follow the United States Live Stream of Sacramento community television, and Watch TV Online Free with no subscription and no set-top box to keep public access TV Online.


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Comments (17)
Kevin Walker
Useful local coverage today
aria.torres
Today I caught a local arts interview and enjoyed hearing Sacramento creators explain their work in such an unhurried, personal way.
Lily_Reynolds
I tuned in for the Sacramento community bulletin and stayed for the neighborhood updates. The pacing was a little uneven, but the local details made it worth watching.
L.sanders
On my Fire Stick, the stream is stable and the audio stays in sync. HD takes a few seconds to sharpen, but playback is smooth after that.
Charlotte Gomez
Anyone else tune in for the small community events that rarely get coverage elsewhere?
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