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KSAN-TV[]
1954–1958[]
Originally signed on as KSAN-TV in 1954, on June 21, 1958, it went off the air until Metromedia purchased the station and license and renamed it as KNEW-TV to match its co-owned KNEW radio and to complement its flagship station in New York City, WNEW-TV (now Fox owned-and-operated WNYW).
KNEW-TV[]
1968–1970[]
KQEC[]
1970–1977[]
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Metromedia sold KNEW-TV to local public broadcaster KQED and became KQEC in 1970. KQED continued to own KQEC until 1988 when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled that it had been off the air too long to remain in the hands of KQED ownership (KQED kept KQEC off the air for most of 1972 through 1977, and then again for several months in 1979–1980), and reassigned the license to Minority Television Project, one of the challengers of the KQEC license.
1977–1988[]
1988–1991[]
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KMTP-TV[]
1991–2016[]
2016–present[]
