Since Heston left, KSBW has really gone down hill. Dan Green & Erin Clark are no longer regularly…read moreanchoring the M-F news desk. Sometimes it's both, sometimes it's just 1. Its very erratic scheduling, not like the stability under Heston. Weekly editorials are non existent. The weekend anchor Zoe Hunt often misreports or erroneously reports news information‐ & that's only where i know correct info. Who knows what else where I'm just a regular viewer. The only plus is the Met staff of Gina & Kyle. The other plus is the depth of their reporting staff out in the community & in general they are pretty good.

What is going on with KSBW?? Where is Gina? Who is this new weather girl? She's awful! Reminds me…read moreof Debbie Downer from SNL!!! What could improve?? How bout everything!!! The new young ones were much better than your new meteorologist!! Why are your reporters hardly there anymore!! This station use to be really good! But it's awful, especially this past week.

I disagree vigorously with the posters who badmouth the on-air talent. Here's a bit of perspective…read moreto start... The on-air talent in the Monterey Bay market gets paid around $50k per year... starvation wages. The production budget for these small regional stations is pathetic. That is why the depth of coverage and the ability to stay on top of breaking stories is challenged.They do the best they can, and they are loyal to the community, and to the news. Dan Cianca is obviously immensely talented, and as comfortable as a college professor in his subject matter. We are lucky to have him. Zach McIntyre's on camera presence is certainly unique, but he is a treasure for the upbeat, enthusiastic delivery that has made him a cult hero among those of us on the Monterey Peninsula who give a standing O to station management for having the wherewithal to give us a quintessentially Californian surfer dude to make us smile every day. Veronica Macias has the presence and intelligence of a major network reporter. She is a really wonderful recent addition to the news desk. And Elisha Machado... you typically do not get that kind of depth in secondary market on-air talent. She is multi-talented, multi-faceted, and intensely focused on both the news and the community. The folks at News-Press & Gazette need to loosen those purse strings and pay these guys so we don't lose them!

In general I have preferred KION News to the altenatives, BUT this weekend they really blew it…read more I'm in Santa Cruz and on Saturday we had the largest public demonstration I have ever seen here in 35 years. The Sentinel reported some 10,000 people showed up to demonstrate against the Trump agenda. What did we hear from KION, not one word, not one picture about the happening. Biggest thing going on by far and not one word! What the F are they thinking. Goodbye KION !!!

Kari Hall is an amazing reporter! She is concise, articulate and relatable. Her personality is very…read moreengaging. She Is everywoman's meteorologist!

Love this channel !! Love Jeff the weather guy and Jessica and Terry and Raj but Vivana the other…read moreweather lady has slowly begun dressing with no color and baggy sack like clothing , just looks odd compared to the bright life of the others on tv with her . Not sure why but still like to hear her weather reports .

Why are they broadcasting shows with no sound??!! This has been going on for months, hit or miss…read more And the picture quality is awful.

Blurry TV station that airs skin care infomercials when they're supposed to be airing Giants…read morebaseball games. Calling their master control you'll find that you can't leave voicemail as the inbox is full. I plan to contact several of their advertisers to let them know how this TV station operates.

Coming from someone who despises television and believes it is the ban of the current human…read morecondition, it speaks volumes about how cool this station is. As Bill Hicks said, "Watching T.V. is like taking black spray-paint to our third-eye." Socially-responsible and accessible to the community, this station covers issues of race and culture that others do not. And it's powered by the local company Cruzio! Check out the website - they have a whole load of Black History shorts up.

I love community TV, because they enable you to become a powerful member of the community through…read moremedia for practically nothing. For $20 you can become a member, then you take classes for about $20 a piece so you can receive your producer credential, your editing permits, camera access, etc. It's awesome. They do have guidelines, but basically you can put whatever you want on television. I think sometimes people are under the misconception that community TV doesn't matter. They couldn't be more wrong! A few years ago David Arquette came to Santa Cruz and did a segment on community TV and less than a month ago Darryl Hannah was on talking about the environment. And let's not forget Wayne's World. The staff at community TV are friendly and inviting, and are filled with advice, patience, and willingness to make your ideas come to life. If you have any creative passion, or have a message or story you'd like to promote, I suggest going to Community TV and making your dreams a reality,

I work for a company that was featured on Best of the Bay and we had such a fabulous experience…read more They did a wonderful job taping the spot and letting us use the spot to promote our business. Everyone on the Best of the Bay team were very professional and easy to work with.