XETV TV 6

XETV TV 6 is an unusual story in local TV broadcasting. The station has been licensed to operate from Tijuana in Baja California, Mexico since it was launched in 1953. Because Tijuana is directly to the south of San Diego, the station was permitted to air English-language programming to serve the San Diego market and did so from launch until May 31, 2017 when it shut its San Diego operations after losing its affiliation with the CW Television Network. The station is now inactive in that it is no longer a Mexican TV station serving an American audience.

XETV was an ABC Television Network affiliate in the early years (1953-1973), and one of the first stations to affiliate with the Fox Television Network -- it stayed with Fox from 1986 to 2008. It then joined the CW Network.

This TV station was owned by Televisa S.A. de C.V..

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Ratings

Content:     Poor (4 votes)
Political Bias:   Conservative (4 votes)
Credibility:   Low (4 votes)

News

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18 people dead in Acapulco shootout, XETV 6 reported on June 7, 2009
-- "It was a shootout straight from Hollywood in the former playground of its biggest stars: Outlaws holed up in a hillside mansion fought heavily armed Mexican soldiers with a rain of gunfire and grenades that had tourists cowering in hotels nearby. Roughly 3,000 shots and 50 explosions marked the four-hour battle late Saturday that left 16 gunmen and two soldiers dead. Nine other people were wounded, including...

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