KTTV-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Los Angeles market. The station is owned by FOX Broadcasting Company. KTTV-TV broadcasts to the Los Angeles area on channel 11. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk by email with story ideas and breaking news. KTTV is a sister station to KCOP (channel 13), Los Angeles' MyNetworkTV station. The two stations share studio facilities within the FOX Television Center in West Los Angeles, and KTTV's transmitter is located on Mount Wilson. In the few areas of the western United States where viewers cannot receive FOX network programs over-the-air, KTTV is available on satellite via DirecTV. PSAs require 6 to 8 weeks lead-time before anticipated start date to put your PSAs into rotation.

KCAL-TV is an independent affiliate for the Los Angeles market and broadcasts locally on channel 9. The station's sister is KCBS-TV, also in Los Angeles. Contact via the assignment desk. KCAL-TV hit the airwaves as KFI-TV in 1948 before becoming KHJ-TV in 1951. The station assumed its current call letters in 1989. After being sold to CBS Broadcasting, KCAL merged operations with its sister station KCBS in 2002, but has retained independent status through most of its history. It previously served as the broadcast home of the Los Angeles Lakes, and carried Lakers games from 1961 to 1964 (as KHJ-TV), and again from 1977 to 2012.

KPIX-TV is the San Francisco-based CBS affiliate and broadcasts locally on channel 5. It operates alongside independent station KPYX-TV (channel 44). KPIX-TV debuted in 1948 as a CBS affiliate and the first television station in northern California. Notable former on-air staff include business journalist Trish Regan, medical reporter Nancy Snyderman and Dirty Jobs host Mike Rowe.

KYW-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Philadelphia-area and broadcasts locally on channel 3. The station produces several newscasts throughout the day with all topics covered from a local angle. KYW-TV received its commercial license as WPTZ in 1941, becoming the third station with that designation in the United States, and the first outside New York. It operated independently until assuming NBC ownership and affiliation in 1956, and was renamed WRCV-TV. The station took on its current call letters in 1965 and switched to CBS affiliation in 1995.

WFOR-TV, branded as CBS Miami, is a television station in Miami, Florida, affiliated with the CBS network. The station provides comprehensive local news coverage, including morning, midday, and evening newscasts. It also airs national CBS programming, sports events, and syndicated shows.

WBZ-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Boston market and broadcasts locally on channel 4. News segments feature local and national news, weather, traffic, live interviews and lifestyle-oriented features on such topics as personal finance, health, careers and entertainment. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with story ideas or breaking news. WBZ-TV debuted in 1948 as New England's first commercial television station. It served as an NBC affiliate from its inception until switching to its current CBS affiliation in 1995.

KOVR-TV is a local CBS affiliate in Sacramento, CA broadcasting on channel 13. The station is owned by CBS Television Stations. KOVR-TV first aired on September 6, 1954 where it broadcast a talent show at the California State Fair. It began as a small independent station. The local newscasts air weekdays in the morning and evening; weekends have nighttime newscasts only. When sending e-mails, please include name of contact in subject line and the e-mail will be distributed to the proper parties.

WCBS-TV is the flagship station of the CBS Televison Network and the local affiliate in New York. The station broadcasts locally on channel 2. News airs daily, mornings and evenings. Press releases should be sent to the attention of the assignment desk; news stories can also be called into the 24-hour news hotline. WCBS-TV debuted commercially as WCBW-TV, the second commercial station in the United States. It assumed its current call letters in 1946. Notable alumni include football broadcaster Tiki Barber, CBS host Julie Chen, NBC News anchor Lester Holt, former FOX News host Bill O'Reilly, former The View moderator Meredith Vieira, and former NBC News anchor Brian Williams.

KTVT-TV is the CBS affiliate for the Dallas-Fort Worth market and broadcasts locally on channel 11. The station is co-owned with independent station KTXA (virtual channel 21), and the two stations share facilities in Dallas and Fort Worth. Prior to joining CBS in 1995, KTVT was the leading independent station in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.

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