‘Pat Pattison’s Best of California’ Wins California Image Award

The Native Daughters of the Golden West awarded its California Image Award to Pat Pattison the host of Pat Pattison’s Best of California TV show. The award is in “recognition of his commitment to the past and positive future of California.”

The award was given at the Native Daughter’s Grand Parlor Annual Meeting in Rohnert Park, Calif. The Native Daughters of the Golden West is a fraternal and patriotic organization established in 1886 that strives to improve the state of California through service to its citizens and landmarks. As one of the oldest associations of diverse California-born leaders, its mission is to preserve California’s history and better the quality of life through active participation in education and community service.

In his acceptance remarks, Pattison said: “I am a second-generation Californian whose family came here in the 1890s. The goal of our TV show is to bring good news about California and to educate and promote the history of California’s past. We look forward to getting ideas for shows from the Native Daughters and Native Sons of the Golden West for our upcoming season,” he said.

Pat Pattison’s Best of California is a syndicated 30-minute show airing in more than 31 markets nationally on the FunRoads TV Network and available in over 41 million homes. It is seen on many CW affiliates, including airing Sundays at 12:30 p.m. on KSBY San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara and KCWQ Palm Springs. It also airs on KBAK Bakersfield on Sundays at 5:30 p.m. and streams on DBTV.tv.