KPYX

==KBHK-TV==
===1968–1978===
KPYX originally signed on the air on January 2, 1968, as KBHK-TV, an independent station owned by the Kaiser Broadcasting Company on UHF channel 44.
===1974–1978===
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Kaiser Broadcasting merged with Field Communications in 1977, making KBHK a Field station.
==KBHK==
===1978–1990===
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Field put all of its stations up for sale in 1982, which then sold all of its stations except WKBS-TV as part of its liquidation in 1983. KBHK was one of the stations, which United Television was one of the buyers for Field's stations, including KBHK. This logo design, along with former sister station WLVI in Boston, continued to use the Field-styled logo after different owners took over the stations until 1990.
===1990–1993===
===1993–1995===
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KBHK joined as a charter UPN affiliate on January 16, 1995.
===1995–1998===
===1998–2002===
Chris-Craft was sold to the Fox Television Stations subsidiary of News Corporation on July 31, 2001, which later KBHK was traded to the Viacom Television Station Group in exchange for KTXH and WDCA. This made KBHK a sister station to CBS O&O KPIX-TV. They would later acquire existing Fox affiliate KTVU and rival independent station KICU from the Cox Media Group subsidiary of Cox Enterprises on October 8, 2014.
Of note about this logo is the promotion of both its analog and digital channel positions with equal weight within its logo, having been among the first digital television stations in the nation (and by that virtue among the first to carry UPN programming in HD), and launching service in 1998, the onset of the first years of the existence of digital television (pre-dating the 2004 establishment of the current PSIP standard).
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===2002–2006===
==KBCW==
===2006–2008===
On January 24, 2006, UPN and The WB merged to form The CW, and KBHK was one of the stations to join the new network. To coincide with the affiliation; on July 1, 2006, the callsign was changed to the KBCW to reflect the change.
===2008–2013===
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===2013–2023===
==KPYX==
===2023–present===
KPYX alt logo 2023.svg|Variant without the providers
KPYX white logo 2023.svg|White version 
KPYX white alt logo 2023.svg|White variant without the providers 
KPYXStationID2023.png|Station ID
KPYX Channel 44 Box Variant (2023).svg|Box variant, used during CBS News Bay Area: Primetime Edition newscasts produced by KPIX-TV
KPYX news open 2023.png|8pm & 9pm news open (2023-present)
MeTV Bay Area Logo.svg|KPYX-DT3 (2023-present)
In 2023, CBS announced that KBCW and all of their affiliated CW stations would drop the network and revert back to their independent status that September. KBCW changed its call letters to KPYXhttps://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/dataentry/public/tv/draftCopy.html?displayType=html&appKey=25076f918947154a01896903be771ed2&id=25076f918947154a01896903be771ed2 and rebrand as KPIX+ on September 1st, 2023 in order to distance itself from The CW and strengthen its ties to sister station KPIX.
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