Media in San Jose, California - Television

Television

  • ATSC (digital television)
    • Channel 1: KAXT - independent
    • Channel 2: KTVU - Fox, "Fox 2"
    • Channel 4: KRON - My Network TV
    • Channel 5: KPIX - CBS, "CBS 5"
    • Channel 6: KBKF, independent
    • Channel 7: KGO - ABC, "ABC 7"
    • Channel 9: KQED - PBS
    • Channel 11: KNTV - NBC, "NBC 11", originally an ABC affiliate (San Jose's first television station)
    • Channel 14: KDTV-DT - Univision
    • Channel 20: KOFY - independent, "KOFY TV20"
    • Channel 26: KTSF - independent
    • Channel 28: KFTL-CD - Home Shopping Network
    • Channel 32: KMTP - independent
    • Channel 36: KICU - independent, "TV 36," original studios were based in San Jose before moving in with KTVU in Oakland on ownership changes
    • Channel 38: KCNS - independent a service of Multicultural Television Broadcasting
    • Channel 40: KMMC - Tr3s
    • Channel 44: KBCW - CW, "The Bay Area's CW"
    • Channel 48: KSTS - Telemundo
    • Channel 54: KQEH - PBS
    • Channel 60: KCSM - independent
    • Channel 65: KKPX - ION
    • Channel 66: KFSF-DT - Telefutura
    • Channel 68: KTLN - Total Living Network


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