San Diego Edition

Covers San Diego County, CA.

In listings and grids, San Diego / Tijuana channels are licensed first, followed by LA channels.

[6] XETV (Fox) Tijuana (see note below)
[8] KFMB (CBS) San Diego
[10] KGTV (ABC) San Diego
[12] XEWT (TVA) Tijuana (see note below)
[15] KPBS (PBS) San Diego
[19] KBNT (UNI) San Diego
[39] KNSD (NBC) San Diego
[51] KUSI (UPN) San Diego
[69] KSWB (WB) San Diego
"2" KCBS (CBS) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)(see note below)
"4" KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)(see note below)
"5" KTLA (WB) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)
"7" KABC (ABC) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)(see note below)
"9" KCAL (independent) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)(see note below)
"11" KTTV (Fox) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)(see note below)
"13" KCOP (UPN) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)

Also listed in cable chart, but not in listings:

KSCI ch.18 (independent) San Bernardino (Los Angeles Metro)
KCET ch.28 (PBS) Los Angeles (Los Angeles Metro)
XHAS ch.33 (TEL) Tijuana (This channel is listed in the San Diego-Cox Cable Edition)

Notes:

[6]: Listed as licensed in San Diego. This is one of 3 border Fox affiliates licensed in Mexico with studios in the US (the other 2 serve Brownsville and Laredo, TX). These Fox stations are owned by Latin-American media conglomerate Televisa and administered through its Grupo Telesistema subsidiary. Also, up to the late 1970's, [6] was affiliated with ABC, the first US network affiliate licensed in Mexico.

[12]: "TVA" refers to Televisa, which operates 4 over-the-air networks in Mexico, as well as scores of individual stations that offer the best of these; [12] is one of them. "TVA" is not to be confused with TV Azteca (another major Mexican broadcaster with 2 national networks) or the French-language TVA in Quebec.

"2", "4", "7", "9" & "11": Not listed in cable chart, which doubles as "Channels Listed" in this edition.