KTVU
KTVU (Channel 2) is a local television station based in Oakland, California and broadcasting to the San Francisco Bay Area television market. The station has been affiliated with the Fox Broadcast Network since 1986 and owned by the Fox Corporation since 2014.
Former KTVU anchor Frank Somerville goes sober
Former KTVU anchor Frank Somerville says he is finally getting his alcohol addiction and mental health issues in order.
Former KTVU anchor Frank Somerville arrested again
The former Fox anchor was detained by police twice this week on charges of DUI and for assaulting his 91-year-old father.
KTVU elevates Mike Mibach to main anchor role
KTVU says it has promoted long-time reporter and anchor Mike Mibach to serve as the channel's main evening news anchor.
Frank Somerville to depart KTVU, report says
Long-time KTVU news anchor Frank Somerville says he will not be returning to the news station after his contract with the broadcast outlet lapsed with no renewal.
Conflict pushes KTVU anchor Frank Somerville off air
KTVU's veteran newsman Frank Somerville is once again absent — this time due to a conflict with newsroom management.
KTVU anchor Frank Somerville returns to air
After more than two months away from the anchor desk, KTVU anchor Frank Somerville returned to the air on Wednesday.
Technical issue forces Oakland TV station KTVU off air
A technical problem forced Oakland television station KTVU off the air for several hours early Monday morning.
KTVU anchor Frank Somerville on leave after broadcast incident
Television news anchor Frank Somerville is taking an extended leave of absence to focus on his health, his employer confirmed in a statement this week.
FOX to acquire San Francisco’s KTVU from Cox Media
FOX will swap its Boston and Memphis stations in exchange for control of KTVU and KICU from Cox Broadcasting.
KTVU editor nearly stopped erroneous Asiana report from airing
A veteran journalist with KTVU-TV nearly saved the station from embarrassment last month when she raised concern about the authenticity of four names purporting to belong to pilots aboard Asiana Airlines Flight 214.
Report: Fake Asiana names sent to KTVU weren’t meant for air
An email sent by a local aviation expert to KTVU containing fake names of four pilots aboard Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was an "internal joke" that wasn't supposed to air, a new report revealed on Friday.
Exclusive: Aviation expert gave fake Asiana names to KTVU
A usually-reliable aviation expert provided San Francisco FOX affiliate KTVU-TV with four erroneous names thought to have belonged to pilots aboard an aircraft that crashed at a local airport.