http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KGTV
San Diego, California
Why cannot KGTV note * ON ITS WEBSITE * its geographic affiliation.
Worse is when you run into a newspaper site which flat-out refuses to ID its locale. Where the hell is, without looking it up, the Springfield News-Leader?
(The only hint on the publication's website is its weather forecast).
It's a * WORLD * wide web, folks. Start acting like it.
But they're not a worldwide news service, they are a local one. Why are they obligated to cater to people who don't live in the area they service?
On many sites (including large ones), there's not even a date offered.
Truth is: someone can stumble across a website from literally anywhere on the planet. For those who are in your neighborhood, indicating that you are relevant is useful. Likewise for those who aren't.
They do. Click the "10news" icon, and look at the titlebar.