KCSB-TV

Infobox_Broadcast
call_letters = KCSB
"public access channel"
city =
station_
station_slogan =
station_branding =
analog = Time Warner 3 and 17
Charter 3 and 32
affiliations =
network =
founded =
location = San Bernardino, California
callsign_meaning = K
City
San
Bernardino
owner = City of San Bernardino
homepage = [http://www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us/depts/cable_tv___channel_3/homepage.asp KCSB]

KCSB-TV (Channel 3) is a cable only channel run by the City of San Bernardino, California. It is seen on Charter Communications and Time Warner Cable systems in the city and parts of Highland, Loma Linda, Rialto, Colton and Grand Terrace as well.

KCSB produces many local programs, including longtime favorites such as "Inland Empire Alive!", "The Jazz Connection", and "Inland Empire's Most Wanted", formerly "San Bernardino's Most Wanted". San Bernardino City Council meetings are also aired on the station. KCSB runs a community bulletin board when it is not showing programming. Some of KCSB's programs have been run on other cable systems outside of San Bernadino and on low power TV stations KVMD, KXLA and KPXN-TV.

KCSB was the flagship station of the local TV network ICTN (Inland California Television Network). ICTN was a partnership between California State University, San Bernardino, the City of San Bernardino, and about 20 other surrounding cities. It's programming also ran on the cable access channels of the other cities (in addition to San Bernardino). The network produced a Monday through Friday newscast that was also broadcast over the airwaves by KVCR-TV Channel 24, owned by the San Bernardino Community College District. The San Bernardino County Sun and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin newspapers helped contribute news items to the newscast in return for plugs for the papers. Unfortunately, after fifteen months, California State University, San Bernardino pulled the plug on ICTN due to a lack of sufficient advertising revenue.

KCSB has a sister station, Access San Bernardino. It airs public access programming submitted by viewers, as well as the programming from the Pentagon Channel, the California Channel and Classic Arts Showcase. It is seen on Time Warner Cable Channel 17 and Charter Communications Channel 32.

An internet feed of at least KCSB will be available sometime next year.