KCRT-TV

KCRT-TV is a local cable news cable TV station in Richmond, California. It mostly plays historic archives and historic documentary, news, as well as the long-running Sidewalks Entertainment. In Richmond, the station appears on Channel 28.

Launched in 1990 with 12,000 viewer households, KCRT now reaches 70,000 homes and an estimated 250,000 viewers throughout West Contra Costa and Northern Alameda counties.

Serving the East San Francisco Bay Area, KCRT Television, part of The KCRT Information Network, televises to audiences on cable systems in West Contra Costa and Northern Alameda counties. Now telecast on Channel 28 throughout the Comcast service areas, KCRT is currently seen in Richmond, El Cerrito, Marina Bay, Brickyard Cove, San Pablo, Kensington, Albany and portions of El Sobrante. Future expansion is planned in Contra Costa and Solano County.

External links

Official site

Broadcast television in the San Francisco Bay Area including San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose

English-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.1 EPG, 1.2 GEB, 1.11 Jewelry) KTVU (2.1 Fox, 2.2 LATV, 2.3 Movies!, 2.4 Buzzr) K03HY-D (Religious) KRON (4.1 MNTV, 4.2 Sky Link TV, 4.3 GetTV) KPIX (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Decades) KBKF-LP (6.1 K-Love) KGO (7.1 ABC, 7.2 LWN, 7.3 Laff) KNTV (11.1 NBC, 11.2 Cozi TV) KDTV (14.3 GetTV, 14.4 Escape) KOFY (20.1 Ind, 20.2 MeTV) KTSF (26.2 Diya TV) KFTL-CD (28.1 Creation TV, 28.2 HSN) KICU (36.1 Ind, 36.3 CCTV News, 36.4 H&I) KCNS (38.4 Comet, 38.6 The Works) KMMC-LD (40.4 Rev'n) KTNC (42.2 The Works) KBCW (44.1 CW) KEMO (50.2 QVC, 50.3 QVC Plus) KKPX (65.1 Ion, 65.2 Qubo, 65.3 Ion Life, 65.4 Infomercials, 65.5 HSN, 65.6 QVC) KFSF (66.3 Bounce TV, 66.4 Grit) KTLN (68.1 TLN, 68.2 JTV, 68.3 SBN)

Public television	KQED (9.1 PBS, 9.2 KQEH, 9.3 World) KRCB (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 NHK World) KMTP (32.1 Deutsche Welle) KQEH (54.1 PBS, 54.2 KQED, 54.3 Life, 54.4 Kids, 54.5 V-me) KCSM (60.1 Ind, 60.2 France 24, 60.3 KCSM-FM / Jazz TV)

Spanish-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.10 Tiempos Finales) KTVU (2.2 LATV) KDTV (14.1 UNI, 14.2 UniMás) KCNS (38.1 MundoMax, 38.3 Estrella TV) KMMC-LD (40.1 3ABN Latino) KTNC (42.1 Estrella TV) KSTS (48.1 TEL, 48.2 TeleXitos) KEMO (50.1 AZA) KQEH (54.5 V-me) KFSF (66.1 UniMás, 66.2 UNI)

Asian-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.3 Việt Phố, 1.4 VietBay, 1.5 Quê Hương, 1.6 Nét Việt, 1.7 VieTop, 1.8 Creation TV, 1.9 U Channel, 1.12 NetV) KRON (4.2 Sky Link TV) KOFY (20.3 VIETV, 20.4 VietFace TV) KTSF (26.1 Ind, 26.2 Diya TV, 26.4 ICN, 26.5 Viet Today TV, 26.6 Viet Shopping TV) KEXT-CD (27.1 Tokyo TV) KFTL-CD (28.3 SAB TV) KICU (36.2 KEMS) KCNS (38.2 Sino TV, 38.5 NTD TV) KTLN (68.4 Chinese)

Stations serving Santa Rosa/Sonoma County	KTVJ-LD (Religious) KRCB (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 NHK World) KDTV-CD (28.1 UNI, 28.2 UniMás) K03IC-D/KUKR-LD/KFTY-LD (Religious) KZHD-LD (49.1 Ind, 49.2 Spanish Religious) KEMO (50.1 AZA, 50.2 AZA)

Stations serving Fort Bragg/Mendocino County	KQSL (8.1 SBN)

Stations serving Tri-Valley	KEXT-CD (27.1 Tokyo TV)

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV * indicates encrypted channel	KTVU* (2.1 FOX) KNTV* (11.1 NBC) KICU-TV (36.1 Ind) KSTS* (48.1 TMD) KKPX-TV* (65.2 Qubo)

Local cable channels	Comcast SportsNet Bay Area Comcast SportsNet California Comcast Hometown Network Pac-12 Network Link TV Tri-Valley Community Television KHRT 15 (Hayward) KCRT 28 (Richmond)

Local-access channels	SFGOVTV EATV Cal Channel SF Commons

Defunct stations	BayTV (cable only) KSAN/KNEW/KQEC 32 (Ind / PBS)

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