KDZJ

KDZJ is the ABC affiliated station licensed to serve California City, California. It is owned by Confection Broadcasting.
== History ==
KDZJ signed on the air on July 14, 1958. Primarily an affiliate of the American Broadcasting Company, it aired some programs from the NTA Film Network as a secondary affiliation. 
In 1970, a 15-minute evening newscast, The Californian Report, debuted on the station. This expanded to a half-hour in 1974, and an 11 p.m. newscast was added in 1976. Fred Parmalee anchored the broadcasts until his retirement in 2009. 
In 1979, the station began using its call letters, KDZJ, for branding purposes. It had previously been known as "TV29" during entertainment programming. Channel 29 picked up Donahue and Three's a Crowd, airing them at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively.
In 1983, a Sunday evening newscast joined the schedule, accompanying ABC News Weekend Report in the 11:15 p.m. slot. In 1985, a Saturday 6 p.m. show launched. Morning and noon newscasts followed in 1992.
In 1997, the station was purchased by Confection Broadcasting from local owner Kevin Krumholtz. In 2003, KDZJ's digital signal was created, and carried The WB via their 100+ Station Group on its subchannel. In 2006, this became The CW+.
Syndicated programming on KDZJ includes The Drew Barrymore Show, Judge Mathis, and Entertainment Tonight. In addition to newscasts on DT1, channel 29 produces an hour-long 10 p.m. show for its CW+ subchannel, branded as KDZJ News @ Ten on The CW Cali.
Category:ABC network affiliates
Category:Channel 29
Category:Confection Broadcasting
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1958
Category:Former WB affiliates
Category:California City
Category:California