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  2. KSBY - Wikipedia

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    KSBY (channel 6) is a television station licensed to San Luis Obispo, California, United States, serving the southern Central Coast of California as an affiliate of NBC.The station is owned by the E. W. Scripps Company and maintains studios on Calle Joaquin in southern San Luis Obispo, with an additional studio on Carmen Lane in Santa Maria. [2]

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  5. KCOY-TV - Wikipedia

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    KCOY made local news in 1995 when it hired Rick Martel, who had been a popular anchor at market-leading KSBY-TV, [27] to anchor its evening newscasts. Martel had left the San Luis Obispo station after it was purchased by Elisabeth Murdoch .

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  7. Scripps News - Wikipedia

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    Newsy's former logo, used from 2015 until its relaunch as an over-the-air broadcast network on October 1, 2021. Newsy was founded in 2008. [3] In its early years, Newsy operated primarily as a syndication business, selling news and original content to major digital journalism brands that included AOL/Huffington Post, Microsoft [4] and Mashable.

  8. Action News - Wikipedia

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    Identified as Action News 1977–1984; has identified as NewsChannel 3 since 2013 San Luis Obispo, California: KSBY: NBC No Originally Identified itself as Action 6 News (1970s-early 1980s), 6 Action News (late 1980s-2007) and KSBY 6 Action News (2007–2010) and was a sister station of KSBW, which also uses the Action News format.

  9. KEYT-TV - Wikipedia

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    "KEYT 1250" featured news reports from the Associated Press and simulcasts of KEYT-TV newscasts. (The previous news/talk format and call letters of KTMS moved to 990 AM upon the sale to Smith.) The radio operation was a financial drain on Smith Broadcasting from the beginning, losing $1 million over five years, and the station was sold to Lazer ...