KLVE

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 (channel 35) is a television station in Las Venturas, San Andreas, United States, affiliated with CBS and owned by JD Broadcasting Properties. The station's studios are located on KLVE Drive near the northern portion of the Las Venturas Strip, and its transmitter is located on Mount Arden in Blackfield.
==History==
===Early history===
Originally signed on the air on May 7, 1966 as an ABC affiliate on UHF channel 35, it was first owned by Greenglass College (one of a very few handful of commercial TV stations owned by a university) alongside KLVE radio.
In 1970, Greenglass announced that they signed an affiliation agreement with Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., then-owners of CBS. At the time, CBS was seen on rival KCBB-TV (channel 10, now KPLG).
Just after they sold Norfolk, Virginia-based WTAR-TV to Knight Ridder in March 1981, Landmark Communications made an offer to purchase channel 35 from Greenglass College, and the sale was completed that year.
===Since 1996===
On April 16, 1996, KLVE became the first commercial television station in San Andreas (and one of the first in the United States) to carry a digital broadcast signal. This signal was first launched during the National Association of Broadcasters annual convention that year. On April 6, 2000, the first scheduled high definition network broadcasts in Las Venturas began on KLVE's digital signal.
On April 18, 1998, Swift Television Group announced that it would purchase KLVE for $145 million. Landmark agreed to sell channel 35 to STG with FCC approval and the sale was completed on February 13, 1999.
On October 29, 2022, Swift Television Group announced that it would sell KLVE to JD Broadcasting Properties for $215 million. The sale was finalized on November 19.
==Programming==
===Sports programming===
In 2020, Swift Television and KLVE were named the official television partners of the NFL's Las Venturas Raiders. Along with carrying the bulk of the team's games as part of the NFL on CBS, KLVE carries preseason games and team-produced ancillary programming (such as The Silver & Black Show). By virtue of CBS holding the rights to the game, KLVE was the local broadcaster of Super Bowl LVIII at Blackfield Stadium.
===News operation===
KLVE presently broadcasts 38 hours of locally produced newscasts each week (with 6½ hours each weekday, two hours on Saturdays and 3½ hours on Sundays); in addition, the station formerly produced an additional five hours of local newscasts for its second subchannel (with one hour each weekday). Although channel 35 does not produce a Saturday edition of its morning newscast, KLVE News – Good Day, the station does produce a newscast which airs for 3 hours weekday mornings from 4 to 7 a.m. and on Sunday mornings for an hour at 5:30 a.m. and a half-hour at 8 a.m., since channel 35 airs CBS Saturday Morning. The evening news runs at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. and is anchored by Kate Summers, Nico Jovich and Christina Mishima.
KLVE previously branded its newscasts as Eyewitness News, taking over the name from 1982 after KVBC-TV discontinued using the branding, and used it until 1999, when its newscasts adopted the CBS 35 News title and then KLVE News since 2007. In the early 1980s, the station's newscasts were branded as KLVE 35 News, and used the opening Phoenix Horns music of Earth, Wind & Fire's 1979 single "In the Stone" for two years. On September 21, 1981, KLVE became the first station in northeastern San Andreas to provide hour-long newscasts. For years, KLVE produced a daily interview show, which aired on sister channel Las Venturas One; the program moved to NBC affiliate KVBC-TV (channel 15) in January 2010.
===Notable current on-air staff===
*Nico Jovich – anchor
*Christina Mishima – anchor
*Kate Summers – anchor
===Titles===
*Greenglass Reports (1966–1981)
*KLVE 35 News (1981–1982)
*(KLVE) Eyewitness News (1982–1999; 2024–present)
*CBS 35 News (1999–2007)
*KLVE News (2007–2024)
===Theme history===
*In the Stone – Phoenix Horns / Earth Wind & Fire (1979–1982)
*The Image News – Tuesday Productions (1982–1989)
*And You – Telesound (1982–1989)
*News Series 2001 – Gari Media Group (1990–1992)
*KLAS 1992 News Theme (1992–1995)
*Real News – Killer Tracks (1992–1995)
*Signature – Stephen Arnold Music (1995–1997)
*Power News – Non-Stop Music (1997–2000)
*High Velocity – 615 Music
*The Viper – 615 Music (2016–present)
==Technical information==
===Subchannels===
The station's digital channel is multiplexed:
The station's signal is multiplexed:
 Subchannels of KLVE
Channel	Res. 	Aspect	Short name	Programming
35.1 	1080i	16:9 	KLVE-DT 	CBS
35.2 	480i 	4:3 	Antenna 	Antenna TV
35.3 	480i 	16:9 	FDC 	Free Documentary Channel
35.4 	480i 	16:9 	StoryTV 	Story Television
 	480i 	 	 	
KLVE shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 35, on June 12, 2009, as part of the federally mandated transition from analog to digital television. The station's pre-transition digital signal had been on UHF channel 69, which was among the high band UHF channels (52–69) that were removed from broadcasting use as a result of the transition. The digital signal was moved to former analog UHF channel 35. Using PSIP, KLVE's virtual channel is displayed as channel 35 on digital television receivers
===Translators===
City of license	Callsign	Channel	Owner
Bone County 	K04CR-D 	4 	Bone County Translator District
Las Barrancas 	K28WF-D 	47 	Tierra Robada Translator District
KLVE also previously maintained another translator station: K31RK (channel 31) in Bone County from its sign-on in 1966 until it was sold off in 1980.
==Gallery==
<tabber>
Logos=
KLVE 35 (1966-1976).svg|1966–1976
KLVE 35 (1976-1981).svg|1976–1981
KLVE 35 (1981-1989).svg|1981–1989
KLVE 35 News (1981-1982).svg|KLVE 35 News logo (1981–1982)
KLVE 35 Eyewitness News 1981.svg|35 Eyewitness News logo (1982–1989)
KLVE Eyewitness News (1989).svg|Eyewitness News logo (1989–1999)
KLVE (1989-1998).svg|1989–1999
KLVE pre-2007.svg|1999–2007
KLVE pfp.svg|Social media profile picture, also used on its microphone flags
KLVE EWN 2024.svg|2024–present
|-|
Miscellaneous (station IDs, news opens and screenshots)=
KLVE CBS Network ID (1981-1982).png|Network ID (1981–1983)
KLVE station ID 1981.png|"Reach for the stars on 35!" (1981–1982)
KLVE station ID 1982.png|"Great moments, for you on 35!" (1982–1983)
KLVE 35 Eyewitness News open (1982-1989).png|"35 Eyewitness News" open (1982–1989)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1983-1984).png|Network ID (1983–1984)
KLVE WGTT (1983-1984) 1.png|"We've got the touch, you and 35!" #2 (1983–1984)
KLVE We've Got the Touch You and 35 (1983-1984).png|"We've got the touch, you and 35!" #1 (1983–1984)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1984-1985).png|Network ID (1984–1985)
KLVE You and 35 We've Got the Touch (1984-1985) 1.png|"You and 35, we've got the touch!" #1 (1984–1985)
KLVE You and 35 We've Got the Touch (1984-1985).png|"You and 35, we've got the touch!" #2 (1984–1985)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1985-1986).png|Network ID (1985–1986)
KLVE We've Got the Touch with 35 (1985-1986) 1.png|"We've Got the Touch with 35" #1 (1985–1986)
KLVE We've Got the Touch with 35 (1985-1986).png|"We've Got the Touch with 35" #2 (1985–1986)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1986-1987).png|Network ID (1986–1987)
KLVE Share the Spirit of 35 (1986-1987).png|"Share the Spirit of 35" #1 (1986–1987)
KLVE Share The Spirit V2.png|"Share the Spirit of 35" #2 (1986–1987)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1987-1988).png|Network ID (1987–1988)
KLVE CBSpirit (1987-1988).png|"CBSpirit" (1987–1988)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1988-1989).png|Network ID #1 (1988–1989)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1988-1989) 1.png|Network ID #2 (1988–1989)
KLVE CBS Network ID (1988-1989) 2.png|Network ID #3 (1988–1989)
Television You Can Feel - Channel 35 (1988-1989).png|"Television You Can Feel: 35" (1988–1989)
Television You Can Feel - KLVE (1989).png|"Television You Can Feel: KLVE" (1989)
Get Ready for KLVE (1989-1990).png|"Get Ready for KLVE" #1 (1989–1990)
Get Ready for KLVE (1989-1990) 1.png|"Get Ready for KLVE" #2 (1989–1990)
Get Ready for KLVE (1989-1990) 3.png|"Get Ready for KLVE" #3 (1989–1990)
Get Ready for KLVE (1989-1990) 4.png|"Get Ready for KLVE" #4 (1989–1990)
The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE (1991-1992) 2.png|"The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE, the look is KLVE" #1 (1991–1992)
The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE (1991-1992).png|"The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE, the look is KLVE" #2 (1991–1992)
The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE (1991-1992) 1.png|"The Look of Las Venturas is KLVE, the look is KLVE" #3 (1991–1992)
KLVE 11 at 11 open 2018.png|KLVE News: 11 at 11 open (2018–2024)
KLVE OSB ID (2021).svg|On-screen bug with legal ID, displayed during every start of a CBS program (2021–present)
KLVE OSB (2021).svg|On-screen bug, displayed during CBS programming (2021–present)
KLVE Syndicated OSB.svg|On-screen bug, displayed during syndicated programming
KLVE EWN 11pm open 2024.png|KLVE Eyewitness News open (2024–present)
KLVE Delilah Brown Profile.png|Delilah Brown (chief meteorologist)
KLVE Nico Jovich Profile.png|Nico Jovich (anchor)
KLVE Rosaline Martinez Profile.png|Rosaline Martinez (reporter)
KLVE Yoseline Martinez Profile.png|Yoseline Martinez (anchor)
KLVE Christina Mishima Profile.png|Christina Mishima (anchor)
KLVE David Schroder Profile.png|David Schroder (meteorologist)
</tabber>
Category:CBS network affiliates
Category:Channel 35
Category:Free Doc affiliates
Category:Las Venturas
Category:Former ABC affiliates
Category:San Andreas
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1966