Spectrum News Central New York

Spectrum News Central New York

Launched	November 7, 2003 (2003-11-07)
Network	Spectrum News
Owned by	Charter Communications
Picture format	1080i (HDTV)
Country	United States
Language	English
Broadcast area	Central New York
Headquarters	Syracuse, New York
Formerly called	News 10 Now (2003–2010) YNN Central New York (2010–2013) Time Warner Cable News Central New York (2013–2016)
Sister channel(s)	Spectrum News Rochester Spectrum News Capital Region Spectrum News Buffalo NY1 Spectrum News Austin Spectrum News North Carolina
Website	www.twcnews.com/nys/central-ny.html (Central New York) www.twcnews.com/nys/watertown.html (North Country) elmira-corning.twcnews.com www.twcnews.com/nys/binghamton.html (Southern Tier)
Availability
Cable
Spectrum	Channel 1 Channel 10 Channel 200 Channel 213 (SkyTracker 24-Hour Doppler Radar Channel) Channel 1020 (Local On Demand)

Spectrum News Central New York (formerly Time Warner Cable News Central New York) is an American cable news television channel that is owned by Charter Communications, as an affiliate of its Spectrum News slate of regional news channels. The channel provides 24-hour rolling news coverage focused primarily on central portions of upstate New York. The channel is based in downtown Syracuse, New York out of the former New York Central Railroad Passenger and Freight Station building along Interstate 690.

Spectrum News Central New York maintains separate sub-feeds for the Southern Tier and the North Country regions (including the western and northern Adirondack region); it also handles production of Weather on the 1s content for its four sister channels across upstate New York (Spectrum News Rochester, Spectrum News Capital Region, Spectrum News Buffalo. and Spectrum News Hudson Valley).

Overview

Spectrum News Central New York and its separate sub-feed, Spectrum News Southern Tier, are available to approximately 500,000 Spectrum subscribers in all or parts of 25 New York counties, along with portions of the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania (this makes the combined operation one of the larger regional news channels in the United States, in terms of both subscriber reach and geographic coverage area). Spectrum News Central New York/Southern Tier, Spectrum Capital Region/Hudson Valley, Spectrum News Rochester and Spectrum News Buffalo share news content with New York City-based NY1, the group's flagship regional cable news channel (which the provider carries on the digital tiers of its Upstate New York systems).

The channel was awarded a national Edward R. Murrow Award for "Best Website" in 2004. Senior reporter Bill Carey would later win a national Murrow Award for "Best Feature Reporting" in 2008, along with a New York Emmy Award in 2011 for his writing on the 2010 documentary Deadly Delusion. To date, the channel has also won five regional Murrow Awards, and several New York State Associated Press and Syracuse Press Club awards.

History

The channel was launched on November 7, 2003 as News 10 Now. It was the 11th regional news channel that was launched by Time Warner Cable. The cable provider invested a large amount of financial capital to launch the channel, including an investment of nearly $6 million to restore the former New York Central Railroad Passenger and Freight Station to serve as its base of operations, along with TWC in general. In addition to its headquarters, TWC News Central New York also maintains reporters and photographers based in five regional newsrooms located throughout its coverage area across Central and Northern New York.

Logo as News 10 Now, used from November 2003 to March 15, 2010.

On May 25, 2005, Time Warner Cable announced that it would eliminate 30 staff positions from the channel in a cost-saving consolidation of its three regional news channels at the time in upstate New York. News 10 Now's technical production and master control operations were merged with Albany-based sister channel Capital News 9. With the move, Capital News 9 began serving as the production and studio hub for the channel's news programming, while News 10 Now began handling production responsibilities for weather forecast segments for all of its sister news channels statewide, using the channel's weather staff. Each of the channels retained their respective newsgathering crews, producers, facilities and news management.

In February 2007, News 10 Now launched a separate feed focused on Binghamton, Elmira, Corning and surrounding areas; the expansion resulted in the hiring of five reporters and a technician that would be based from newly created bureaus located in Vestal and Corning, as well as the addition of four producers at the Syracuse headquarters, who work exclusively on content for the Southern Tier feed.^[1] There are now eight staffers based in the Southern Tier, in bureaus located in Vestal and Corning.

News 10 Now's live coverage of the American Civic Association shootings in April 2009, was carried nationally by CNN. A letter from the shooter was mailed to the channel's Syracuse newsroom on the day of the shootings, and was received and reported on by News 10 Now three days later.

Former Time Warner Cable News logo used until September 20, 2016.

On February 12, 2010, Time Warner Cable announced that News 10 Now and Capital News 9 would be rebranded as "YNN" (for "Your News Now") that March, adopting the same brand that had already been in use on their sister channels in Buffalo and Rochester (the former of which was the first to adopt the "YNN" brand when it launched in March 2009).^[2] On December 16, 2013, Time Warner Cable rebranded the channel as Time Warner Cable News Central New York (and its subfeed as Time Warner Cable News Southern Tier) as part of a branding standardization across the provider's news channels. That included the introduction of a new graphics and music package.^[3]^[4]

With Charter Communications' acquisition of TWC, the channels have been re-branded yet again on September 20, 2016, this time to "Spectrum News". ^[5]

References

↑ Nguyen, My-Ly (2006-12-29). "News channel plans local launch". Press & Sun Bulletin. Retrieved 2007-01-24.
↑ McChesney, Charles (February 12, 2010). "News 10 Now to become YNN". The Post Standard. Retrieved February 15, 2010.
↑ "YNN rebranding as "Time Warner Cable News". CNYRadio.com. November 21, 2013. Retrieved August 4, 2014.
↑ Kaplan, Don (November 20, 2013). "NY1 changing name to Time Warner Cable News NY1". Daily News. Retrieved December 22, 2013.
↑ deLessio, Joe (May 18, 2016). "'Time Warner Cable' is No More". New York Magazine. Retrieved May 18, 2016.

External links

Television stations viewable in Central New York, including Syracuse

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations

WSTM-TV (3.1 NBC, 3.2 The CW, 3.3 Comet)
WTVH (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD)
WVOA-LP 6 (Religious radio from SRN)
WSYR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 MeTV, 9.3 Bounce TV, 9.4 Laff)
WONO-CA 11 / WTVU-CD 22 (COR)
WNNY-LP 13 (NASA TV)
WSTQ-LP 14 (The CW)
WCNY-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 GlobalConnect, 24.4 WiCkNeY Kids)
WWLF-LP 35 (AMGTV)
WDSS-LD 38 (Daystar)
W42EB-D (Ind)
WNYS-TV (43.1 MNTV, 43.2 GetTV)
WBLZ-LP 49 (Ind)
WHSU-CD (51.1 HSN, 51.2 NASA HD)
WNYI (52.1 Daystar)
WSPX-TV (56.1 ION, 56.2 qubo, 56.3 Life, 56.4 Ion Shop, 56.5 QVC, 56.6 HSN)
WSYT (68.1 Fox, 68.2 Cozi TV)

Cable-only stations

Adjacent locals

Binghamton	WBNG-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW+, 12.3 MeTV) WBGH-CD (20.1 NBC, 20.3 ABC) WIVT (34.1 ABC, 34.2 NBC, 34.3 Laff, 34.4 Escape) WICZ-TV (40.1 Fox, 40.2 MNTV, 40.3 Ion) WSKG-TV (46.1 PBS, 46.2 PBS Kids, 46.3 Create, 46.4 World)
Rochester	WROC-TV (8.1 CBS, 8.2 Bounce TV, 8.3 Laff, 8.4 Escape) WHEC-TV (10.1 NBC, 10.2 MeTV, 10.3 Wx) WHAM-TV (13.1 ABC, 13.2 The CW, 13.3 Charge!) WXXI-TV (21.1 PBS, 21.2 World, 21.3 Create, 21.4 PBS Kids) WUHF (31.1 Fox, 31.2 Antenna TV, 31.3 Comet, 31.4 TBD)
Watertown	WWNY-TV (7.1 CBS, 7.2 Fox) WPBS-DT (16.1 PBS, 16.2 Create, 16.3 World, 16.4 PBS Kids) WNYF-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 MeTV) WWTI (50.1 ABC, 50.2 The CW, 50.3 Laff, 50.4 Escape)
Utica	WKTV (2.1 NBC, 2.2 CBS, 2.3 The CW, 2.4 MeTV) WUTR (20.1 ABC, 20.2 MNTV, 20.3 Grit, 20.4 Bounce TV) WFXV (33.1 Fox, 33.2 Escape, 33.3 Laff)

New York State television: Albany/Schenectady; Binghamton; Buffalo; Burlington/Plattsburgh; Elmira; New York City; Rochester; Syracuse; Utica; Watertown

Broadcast television in the Central Southern Tier of New York and the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania, including Binghamton

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations

WXXW-LP 6 (Ind)

WBPN-LP 10 (MNTV)

WBNG-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW+, 12.3 MeTV)

WBGH-CD (20.1 NBC, 20.3 ABC)

WIVT (34.1 ABC, 34.2 NBC, 34.3 Laff, 34.4 Escape)

WICZ-TV (40.1 Fox, 40.2 MNTV, 40.3 Ion)

WSKG-TV (46.1 PBS, 46.2 PBS Kids, 46.3 Create, 46.4 World)

Cable-only stations

Spectrum Sports

Spectrum News Central New York

YES

MSG

SNY

Adjacent locals

Elmira/Corning	WETM-TV (18.1 NBC, 18.2 Ind, 18.3 Laff, 18.4 Escape) WSKA-TV (30.1 PBS, 30.2 PBS Kids, 30.3 Create, 30.4 World) WENY-TV (36.1 ABC, 36.2 CBS, 36.3 The CW) WJKP-LD (39.1 MNTV) WYDC (48.1 Fox, 48.2 MNTV, 48.3 Wx)
Scranton / Wilkes-Barre, PA	WNEP-TV (16.1 ABC, 16.2 ATV, 16.3 Justice) WYOU (22.1 CBS, 22.2 Escape, 22.3 Bounce TV) WBRE-TV (28.1 NBC, 28.2 Laff, 28.3 Grit) WSWB (38.1 The CW, 38.2 MeTV, 38.3 Comet) WVIA-TV (44.1 PBS, 44.2 PBS Kids, 44.3 Create, 44.4 World) WQMY (53.1 MNTV, 53.2 Fox, 53.3 The CW) WOLF-TV (56.1 Fox, 56.2 The CW, 56.3 MNTV) WQPX-TV (64.1 Ion, 64.2 qubo, 64.3 Life, 64.4 Ion Shop, 64.5 QVC Over Air, 64.6 HSN)
Syracuse	WSTM-TV (3.1 NBC, 3.2 The CW, 3.3 Comet) WTVH (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD) WSYR-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 MeTV, 9.3 Bounce TV, 9.4 Laff) WCNY-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 GlobalConnect, 24.4 WiCkNeY Kids) WNYS-TV (43.1 MNTV, 43.2 GetTV) WNYI (52.1 Daystar) WSPX-TV (56.1 Ion, 56.2 qubo, 56.3 Life, 56.4 Shop, 56.5 QVC, 56.6 HSN) WSYT (68.1 Fox, 68.2 TCN)
Utica	WFXV (33.1 Fox, 33.2 Escape, 33.3 Laff)

Defunct

W26BS 26 (TBN)

New York State television: Albany/Schenectady; Binghamton; Buffalo; Burlington/Plattsburgh; Elmira; New York City; Rochester; Syracuse; Utica; Watertown

Pennsylvania broadcast television: Binghamton, New York; Buffalo, New York; Elmira, New York; Erie; Johnstown/Altoona/State College; New York City; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Scranton/Wilkes-Barre; Susquehanna Valley (Harrisburg); Washington, DC; Youngstown, Ohio

Television Stations viewable in the Mohawk Valley, including Utica and Rome, New York
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Local stations	WKTV (2.1 NBC, 2.2 CBS, 2.3 CW+, 2.4 MeTV) WPNY-LP 11/W53AM 53 (MNTV) WTKO-CA 13 (Unknown) WUTR (20.1 ABC, 20.2 MNTV, 20.3 Grit, 20.4 Bounce TV) WFXV (33.1 Fox, 33.2 Escape, 33.3 Laff) WVVC-LD (40.1 Antenna TV, 40.2 The Walk TV, 40.3 Heartland, 40.4 Cozi TV) W22DO-D (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 GlobalConnect, 22.4 WiCkNeY Kids, all via WCNY-TV)
Outlying areas	W04AE 4 (ABC, Herkimer, via WTEN)
Adjacent locals	Syracuse, NY WTVH (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD) WCNY-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 GlobalConnect, 24.4 WiCkNeY Kids) WSPX-TV (56.1 ION, 56.2 Qubo, 56.3 Ion Life, 56.4 Ion Shop, 56.5 QVC, 56.6 HSN) Albany, NY WRGB (6.1 CBS, 6.2 TBD, 6.3 Comet) WTEN (10.1 ABC, 10.2 GetTV, 10.3 Justice Network) WMHT-TV (17.1 PBS, 17.2 Create, 17.3 World, 17.4 PBS Kids) Binghamton, NY WBNG-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW, 12.3 MeTV) Kingston, ON CKWS-DT (11.1 CTV/Global)
Cable-only stations	YES MSG Network Spectrum News Central New York Spectrum Sports SNY
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown

Broadcast television in Southwestern NY State, including Elmira and Corning

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations

WETM-TV (18.1 NBC, 18.2 Ind, 18.3 Laff, 18.4 Escape)

WSKA (30.1 PBS, 30.2 Kids, 30.3 Create)

WENY-TV (36.1 ABC, 36.2 CBS, 36.3 CW+)

WJKP-LD (39.1 MNTV)

WYDC (48.1 Fox, 48.2 MNTV, 48.3 Comet)

Outlying areas

W20CP-D (20.1 PBS, 20.2 Kids, 20.3 Create)

W26CV-D (26.1 ABC, 26.2 ANT, 26.3 JN)

Cable-only stations

Spectrum News Southern Tier

YES

MSG Western New York

Adjacent locals

Binghamton	WBNG-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW+, 12.3 MeTV) WBGH-CD (20.1 NBC, 20.3 ABC) WIVT (34.1 ABC, 34.2 NBC, 34.3 Laff, 34.4 Escape) WICZ-TV (40.1 Fox, 40.2 MNTV, 40.3 ION) WSKG-TV (46.1 PBS, 46.2 Kids, 46.3 Create, 46.4 World)
Buffalo	WIVB-TV (4.1 CBS) WKBW-TV (7.1 ABC, 7.2 Laff, 7.3 Escape) WBBZ-TV (67.1 MeTV, 67.2 This TV, 67.4 Daystar)
Johnstown, PA	WPSU-TV (3.1 PBS, 3.2 Create, 3.3 World, 3.4 Kids) WJAC-TV (6.1 NBC, 6.2 MeTV, 6.3 Comet, 6.4 TBD) WTAJ-TV (10.1 CBS, 10.2 Escape, 10.3 Laff)
Rochester	WROC-TV (8.1 CBS, 8.2 Bounce, 8.3 Laff, 8.4 Escape) WHEC-TV (10.1 NBC, 10.2 MeTV, 10.3 WX) WHAM-TV (13.1 ABC, 13.2 CW, 13.3 Charge!) WXXI-TV (21.1 PBS, 21.2 World, 21.3 Create, 21.4 Kids) WUHF (31.1 Fox, 31.2 ANT, 31.3 Comet, 31.4 TBD)

Defunct channels

WFBT 14 (Ind)

WTVE 24 (DuMont)

PEISH TV

New York State television: Albany/Schenectady; Binghamton; Buffalo; Burlington/Plattsburgh; Elmira; New York City; Rochester; Syracuse; Utica; Watertown

Pennsylvania broadcast television: Binghamton, New York; Buffalo, New York; Elmira, New York; Erie; Johnstown/Altoona/State College; New York City; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Scranton/Wilkes-Barre; Susquehanna Valley (Harrisburg); Washington, DC; Youngstown, Ohio

Television stations viewable in Northern New York State and the St. Lawrence Valley
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Watertown / Carthage	WWNY (7.1 CBS, 7.2 Fox) WPBS (16.1 PBS, 16.2 Create, 16.3 World / FNX, 16.4 PBS Kids) WTKJ-LP 19 (GCN) WNYF-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 MeTV) WVNC-LD (45.1 NBC, 45.2 ANT) WWTI (50.1 ABC, 50.2 CW+, 50.3 Laff, 50.4 Escape)
St. Lawrence County	WNPI (18.1 PBS, 18.2 Create, 18.3 World, 18.4 PBS Kids) WWNY-CD (28.1 Fox, 28.2 CBS)
Kingston/Belleville (see also Ontario TV)	CJOH-TV-6 (6 _Analog CTV) CKWS-DT (11.1 CTV/Global)
Adjacent locals	Ottawa / Cornwall, ON CBOT (4.1 CBC) CBOFT (9.1/9.2 Ici Radio-Canada) CJOH (13.1 / 8 _Analog CTV) Syracuse, New York WSTM (3.1 NBC, 3.2 The CW, 3.3 Comet) WTVH (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Charge!, 5.3 TBD) WSYR (9.1 ABC, 9.2 MeTV, 9.3 Bounce TV, 9.4 Laff) WCNY (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 GlobalConnect, 24.4 WiCkNeY Kids) WNYS (43.1 MyNetworkTV, 43.2 GetTV) WSYT (68.1 Fox, 68.2 The Country Network) Plattsburgh, New York WPTZ (5.1 NBC, 5.2 The CW, 5.3 MeTV) WCFE (57.1 PBS, 57.2 MHz, 57.3 PBS Kids)
Cable	Spectrum Sports Spectrum News Central New York YES MSG Network WCKN (Clarkson University)
Defunct	W20BA 20 (TBN) WLOT-LP 46 (UPN / A1, Watertown)
New York State television Albany/Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo Burlington/Plattsburgh Elmira New York City Rochester Syracuse Utica Watertown

Charter Communications

Leadership

Thomas M. Rutledge (CEO)

Internet properties

Spectrum Internet

Cable
television
channels

News channels	Austin Buffalo Capital Region Central NY Florida Bay News 9 News 13 InfoMás New York City NY1 NY1 Noticias NY1 Rail and Road North Carolina Rochester
Sports channels	Florida Hawaii Kansas City Los Angeles SportsNet/Deportes SportsNet/Deportes LA New York (Upstate) SportsNet New York (part ownership) Ohio Wisconsin
Local / Regional	Charter TV3 (Worcester) Spectrum Community (Southern California) Spectrum OC16 (Hawaii)
Defunct	Spectrum Community (Maine) Spectrum Sports (Carolinas) Spectrum Sports (Texas)

Regional and local television news channels in North America

Canada

United States

Northeast	FiOS1 LI NJ LHV NECN News 12 Networks Long Island NJ CT Westchester Bronx Brooklyn Traffic and Weather Ocean State Networks NewsChannel 8 NY1 Noticias Rail and Road PCNC Spectrum News Buffalo Rochester Capital Region/Hudson Valley Central New York/Southern Tier
Southeast	Bay News 9 News 13 InfoMás Spectrum News North Carolina NewsWatch 15 WSNN-LD
Other areas	6 News Lawrence Arizona NewsChannel CLTV News 9 Now / News on 6 Now News-Press 3 NOW Noticentro Ahora Mi News 26 Noticias 24/7 OC Channel Spectrum News Austin/San Antonio

Defunct

¹ - Still on the air, but no longer carrying a dedicated news format.

Note: This is an incomplete list

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