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Reporters and anchors at KNBC-TV Channel 4 have been grappling with an unexpected scoop about their colleagues that has caused tension and embarrassment within the newsroom. A two-page list detailing the approximate salaries of the station's on-air talent was mistakenly mailed to staffers last week, provoking some friction between some of the higher-paid personalities and their lesser-paid colleagues, sources said.

Veteran news anchor Paul Moyer may be done with KNBC-TV Channel 4, but he may not be finished with local news. "I'm officially retired from Channel 4, but that doesn't mean I'm officially retired from the news business forever," Moyer told The Times on Friday.

Paul Moyer's long-rumored mega-million dollar jump from KABC Channel 7 to KNBC Channel 4 is official. Both Channel 4 and Moyer confirmed Tuesday that the anchorman, who has been an integral part of KABC's success in news since 1979, has signed a multi-year deal with KNBC.

Paul (Pay Me a Fortune and I'll Tell the World I Love Ya) Moyer returned to KNBC-TV Channel 4 Monday after a long absence. In response to being continually welcomed back on the air (including a taped greeting from Jay Leno), Moyer turned in an electrifying performance, saying "thanks," "thank you," "thank you, man," "thank you, my friend" or "thank you, sir" a record 18 times.

Technically, there is still a chance that Paul Moyer, the highest paid TV anchorman in the Los Angeles market, will resurface at KABC-TV Channel 7. But that's not the way those who work at "Eyewitness News" have been telling it.

Veteran KNBC-TV weatherman Christopher Nance has been let go by the NBC-owned station after months of uncertainty regarding his job status, stemming from what he says are unfounded allegations of sexual harassment.