KTVU has a rich history of bringing the best of the big screen to the small screen. Bob Shaw takes a look at shows like "Dialing For Dollars" and "Creature Features." More Details
During KTVU's first year -- 1958 -- the sighting of a Russian fishing trawler off the Point Reyes coastline caused a local panic. KTVU flew out to take a look and our reporter filed this report.
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In 1966 one of San Francisco's most famous landmarks -- the Sutro Bathhouse -- was gutted by fire and KTVU news crews were there. Here's their report.
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During KTVU's early years, schoolchildren would race home to watch the latest episode of Captain Satellite. Here are some images of that show. More Details
A children's programming institution on KTVU Channel 2 during the '60s and '70s, Romper Room taught young kids kindergarten fundamentals and good manners while entertaining them with the "magic mirror" and visits by characters like Mr. Do Bee.
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Through the years, KTVU has been a fixture in Bay Area households -- particularly when it came to programming for children. Test your knowledge of such favorites as Captain Satellite, Romper Room, Charley and Humphrey and Captain Cosmic. More Details
The KTVU studios were used by the makers of the Robin Williams hit "Mrs. Doubtfire" as the setting for the title character's afternoon children's television show. Test your trivial knowledge of the 1993 film.
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It all started in September 1953, when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, D.C. reserved television channel 2 for the East Bay. More Details
OAKLAND: KTVU Salutes Dennis Richmond On The 40th Anniversary Of His First Day At Station
