with Inside Edition Byron Miranda – weeknight weather anchor (2002–2005); now with WPIX in New York DeMarco Morgan – anchor (now with ABC News) Johnny Mountain – weeknight weather anchor (2005–2010); retired Terry Murphy – anchor/reporter (1980–1984, 1987–1989) Brent Musburger – anchor/sportscaster/reporter (1978–1981); now broadcasting for VSiN and the Las Vegas Raiders Pat O'Brien – anchor/reporter (1978–1981, 1986–87); now with KLAC Kevin O'Connell – weather anchor; later with WGRZ in Buffalo; retired Keith Olbermann – sports anchor (1988–1991); currently hosts The Resistance with Keith Olbermann on GQ Warren Olney – anchor/reporter (1969–1975, 1986–1989); now with KCRW radio Mike Parker – investigative reporter (1977–1980); later at WBBM-TV in Chicago; now deceased Kyra Phillips – reporter/anchor (1995–2000); later at HLN; now with ABC News in Washington, DC Maury Povich – anchor (1977–78); now syndicated talk show host Clete Roberts – anchor/reporter (1954–1959 and 1966–1973); deceased Willa Sandmeyer – reporter (1991–1993) Rob Schmitt – anchor (2011–2013); now at Fox News John Schubeck – anchor (1983–1988); deceased David Sheehan – entertainment reporter (1971–1981, 1994–2003); deceased Kent Shocknek – anchor (2001–2013); later with sister station KCAL-TV, now retired Ralph Story – anchor/features reporter/host of Ralph Story's Los Angeles (1959–1970, 1978–1985); deceased Bill Stout – anchor/reporter/"Perspective" commentator (1954–1960, 1972–1989); deceased Gil Stratton – sports anchor (1954–1966, 1969–1990); deceased Sharon Tay – anchor (2007-2020); laid off on May 27, 2020 Ruth Ashton Taylor – anchor/reporter (1951–1958, 1962–1989); now retired Tritia Toyota – anchor (1985–1999); now an Asian-American professor at UCLA Michael Tuck – anchor/"Perspective" commentator (1990–1999); later at KFMB-TV and KUSI-TV; deceased Bob Tur – helicopter pilot/reporter Charlie Van Dyke – station announcer (1987–1993) Sibila Vargas – anchor (2010–2013); now with WSPA-TV in Greenville–Spartanburg, South Carolina Bree Walker – anchor/reporter (1988–1994); later with KTLK Colleen Williams – anchor/reporter (1983–1986); now with KNBC Alex Witt – (1990–1992); now with MSNBC Paula Zahn – anchor/reporter (1986–1987) Technical information Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: Translators See also KNX (AM) KCBS-FM KCBS-TV/FM Tower References External links Photos of KCBS's news set KCBS-TV logos and screenshots from 1950s to the present day FCC History Cards for KCBS-TV 1948 establishments in California CBS network affiliates CBS News and Stations Dabl affiliates National Football League primary television stations Start TV affiliates Television channels and stations established in 1948 CBS-TV