in West Orange was used along with a secondary transmitter at 4 Times Square to improve signal levels in Queens and on Long Island. However, channel 47's analog facility returned to the ESB. On May 17, 2017, WNJU announced it would begin over-the-air nighttime transmission testing from One World Trade Center in the fourth week of May 2017, which they expected to commence seven to 10 days later; by the end of the year, WNJU and four other New York City-area TV stations began broadcasting from the new tower. On January 14, 2022, WNJU announced that it would move its studios into NBC's headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in late 2023, sharing the second floor space with WNBC; New York was the last NBC–Telemundo duopoly market where the two networks' stations maintained separate facilities. In August 2022, NBCUniversal indicated that it would split Studio 3B, former home of NBC Nightly News and Today, between WNJU and WNBC. News operation WNJU launched its news operation in the mid-1980s, with 6 p.m. newscasts anchored by Jorge L. Ramos; an 11 p.m. edition followed in 1996. In 1997, it launched a weekend edition of Noticiero 47; a morning newscast called Noticiero 47 Primera Edición followed in 2001. However, due to company-wide cutbacks, WNJU pulled the plug on its morning, midday, and weekend newscasts in 2009. The weekend news was restored in 2011, along with the launch of a new public affairs show, Enfoque New York. In November 2012, a new morning newscast was introduced, called Buenos Días, Nueva York. On September 18, 2014, Telemundo announced a new 5:30 p.m./4:30 p.m. newscast for all 14 of its owned-and-operated stations, including WNJU. In 2018, a noon newscast was added at 10 Telemundo stations, including WNJU. Notable current on-air staff Audris Rijo – on Acceso Total Notable former on-air staff John F. Bateman – host, Rutgers Football Highlights Brook Benton – host, The Brook Benton Show Buck Canel – anchor, Spanish News and Sports Myer Feldman – host, Jewish Issues Hal Jackson – host, World of Entertainment Helen Meyner – Helen Meyner Program Jorge L. Ramos – anchor Jackie Robinson – host, A Time to Talk Myrta Silva – host, Una Hora Contigo (An Hour With You) Billy Taylor – host, Jazz in America Richard Voliva – host, High School Wrestling Zacherley – host, Disco-Teen Technical information Subchannels WNJU presents two subchannels on the multiplex shared