| | Chico News and Review June 20, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | By the end of the 10 oclock broadcasts of Fox 40 and KOVR (which run an hour nightly), the stations had logged 14 minutes and 15 minutes of Levy coverage respectively, which is about half of the nightly news hole on both one-hour broadcasts (excluding commercials, weather and sports). |
 | | KOVR regularly beats Tribune-owned Fox 40, which pathetically bills itself Northern Californias first prime time news, which is technically true because it comes on minutes earlier than KOVR. |
 | | On May 16, KOVR started the second half-hour of their broadcast with a special assignment story on whether Sacramentos Crime Scene Investigation unit is anything like the one we see on CBSs hour drama C.S.I. With Ross Blackstone reporting, images of the television show interspersed with clips of real life investigators. |
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