KBVU
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| KBVU | |
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| Eureka, California | |
| Channels | 29 (UHF) analog, 28 (UHF) digital |
| Translators | (See article) |
| Affiliations | Fox |
| Owner | Raul Broadcasting (operated by Sainte Partners II, L.P.) |
| Founded | July 20, 1994 |
| Transmitter Power | 66.1 kW |
| Website | http://eurekatelevision.tv/fox.php |
KBVU began broadcasting on July 20, 1994 as the Eureka, California Fox affiliate. Prior to KBVU signing on, KAEF used to be the area's Fox affiliate.
The station is essentially a repeater station of Paradise, California Fox station KCVU-TV.
Though Raul Broadcasting owns the license, the station is, in effect, run by Eureka Television [1], which also operates the CBS (KVIQ), The CW (KUVU-LP), and Univision (KEUV-LP) outlets in the market.
In California, the Eureka television market and the Yuma-El Centro market are the only TV markets currently not available on either Dish Network or DirecTV.
[edit] Translators
KBVU is rebroadcast on the following translator stations:
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| Broadcast television in the Eureka market (Nielsen DMA #193) | |||
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KIEM 3 (NBC) - KVIQ 6 (CBS) - KUVU-LP 9 (The CW) - KEET 13 (PBS) - KAEF 23 (ABC) - KBVU 29 (FOX) - KEUV-LP 31 (UNI) - KEMY-LP 33 (MNTV) |
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| Fox Network Affiliates in the state of California | |
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KTVU 2 (Oakland / San Francisco) - XETV 6 (Tijuana / San Diego) - KECY 9 (El Centro) - KTTV 11 (Los Angeles) - KKFX 24 / KSSB 17 (Santa Maria / Santa Barbara) - KMPH 26 / 17 (Visalia / Merced) - KBVU 29 (Eureka) - KCVU 30 (Chico) - KDFX 33 / KESQ-DT 51.2 (Indio / Palm Springs) - KCBA 35 (Salinas) - KTXL 40 (Sacramento) - KBFX 58 (Bakersfield) |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, Independent, Other Spanish Network, Religious, Home Shopping and Other stations in California | |
