Talk:KHSL-TV

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The KHSL page gives a history of both the radio and television stations. It is for historical purposes only. The stations are now owned by two different companies as their seperate pages indicate. They are a major part of Chico's long history. It is not a disambigation page. Mike S. 11:41pm PDT, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

A better idea would be to include KNVN and Catamount-owned KHSL (1998-present) on one page and the historic family-owned KHSL (1956-1994) on another (included with KPAY or KHSL-FM). KHSL and KNVN are not separately owned now, but they are now financially troubled and rumors are floating around that they may become separate again. All edits on this page are backed up by primary sources, including station management, the chief engineer, and other media outlets in the area (particularly the Chico News & Review) This comment is made by a resident of the Chico/Redding area that knows a lot of details about the local area. 11:10pm PDT, 09 September 2009 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.54.236.175 (talk)

Those rumors continue to swirl, but I have heard from a station employee that the rumors are not true. If there is proof that KHSL-TV and KNVN are on the verge of going bankrupt, sources need to be cited and substantiated. Otherwise, all rumors of bankrupcy or sales of the stations should be removed. 208.106.74.27 (talk) 13:12, 21 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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