Huell Howser, Host of ‘California’s Gold,’ Dies at 67
Huell Howser, Host of ‘California’s Gold,’ Dies at 67
The veteran TV personality died Sunday of natural causes, according to his longtime station KCET Los Angeles.
The Hollywood ReporterErik PedersenJan 7, 2013
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