LATV is an American bilingual broadcast television network owned by LATV Networks, LLC, that is aimed at Hispanic and Latino American adults between the ages of 18 and 34. The following article is a list of current and former affiliates of the network.
Affiliates
Current affiliates
| City of license/Market | Station[1] | Virtual channel |
Cable channel |
Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Arizona | ||||
| Tucson | KWBA-TV | 58.2 | E.W. Scripps Company | |
Baja California | ||||
| Tijuana-San Diego, CA | XHAS-TDT | 33.1 | Entravision Communications | |
California | ||||
| Bakersfield | KXBF-LD | 14.2 | HC2 Holdings | |
| Coachella Valley | KEVC-CD | 5.3 | Entravision Communications | |
| El Centro-Yuma, AZ | KAJB | 54.2 | ||
| Fresno-Visalia | KMCF-LD | 35.1 | Cocola Broadcasting | |
| Los Angeles | KXLA | 44.1 | Costa de Oro Media, LLC (Walter Ulloa) | |
| KVMD | 31.5 | KVMD TV, LLC. (Ronald Ulloa) | ||
| Monterey | KSMS-TV | 67.3 | Entravision Communications | |
| Sacramento | KSTV-LD | 32.1 | Lazer Broadcasting | |
| San Francisco- Oakland-San Jose | KCNZ-CD | 28.1 | CNZ Communications, LLC | |
| Santa Barbara | KPMR | 38.3 | Entravision Communications | |
Connecticut | ||||
| Hartford-New Haven | WUVN | 18.4 | Entravision Communications | |
Colorado | ||||
| Denver | KTFD | 50.2 | Entravision Communications | |
| Colorado Springs-Pueblo | KVSN-DT | 48.3 | ||
District of Columbia | ||||
| Washington | WMDO-CD | 47.2 | Entravision Communications | |
Florida | ||||
| Jacksonville:St. Augustine | WUJX-LD | 18.2 | Budd Broadcasting | |
| Miami | W16CC-D | 16.9 | HC2 Holdings | |
| Daytona Beach/Orlando | WOTF-TV | 26.2 | Entravision Communications | |
| Tampa/St. Petersburg | WFTT-TV | 62.2 | Entravision Communications | |
| West Palm Beach | WTVX | 34.4 | Sinclair Broadcast Group | |
Georgia | ||||
| Atlanta | WANN-CD | 32.6 | Prism Broadcasting Network | |
Illinois | ||||
| Chicago | W31EZ-D | 25.5 | HC2 Holdings | |
Massachusetts | ||||
| Boston | WUTF-TV | 27.2 | Entravision Communications | |
Michigan | ||||
| Detroit | WHNE-LD | 14.1 | Tait Broadcasting | |
Nevada | ||||
| Las Vegas | KINC | 15.2 | Entravision Communications | |
New Mexico | ||||
| Albuquerque | KTFQ-TV | 41.2 | Entravision Communications | |
New York | ||||
| New York City | WNWT-LD | 51.2 | Time Warner Cable 186 Verizon FiOS 480 | |
| Albany | WYBN-LD | 14.7 | Mid Hudson Cable 21 | Cable Ad Net New York, Inc. |
| Syracuse | WWLF-LD | 35.1 | Metro TV, Inc. | |
Oklahoma | ||||
| Oklahoma City | KOHC-CD | 45.2 | Sunshine State Television Networks Inc. | |
Pennsylvania | ||||
| Philadelphia | WZPA-LD | 33.4 | HC2 Holdings | |
Puerto Rico | ||||
| Aguadilla | WSJP-LD | 30.5 | Caribbean Broadcasting Network | |
Texas | ||||
| Austin | KVAT-LD | 17.2 | HC2 Holdings | |
| Dallas | KTXD | 47.3 | London Broadcasting Company | |
| Corpus Christi | KORO-TV | 28.3 | Entravision Communications | |
| El Paso | KINT-TV | 26.3 | ||
| Harlingen-McAllen | KNVO | 48.3 | ||
| Houston | KUVM-CD | 34.1 | HC2 Holdings | |
| Laredo | KLDO-TV | 27.2 | Entravision Communications | |
| Mesquite-Dallas-Fort Worth | KATA-CD | 50.1 | HC2 Holdings | |
| Midland-Odessa | KUPB | 18.2 | Entravision Communications | |
| San Antonio | KISA-LD | 40.2 | HC2 Holdings | |
Utah | ||||
| Salt Lake City | KULX-CD | 10.3 | Entravision Communications | |
Washington | ||||
| Yakima | KWYT | 36.3 | Hispanavision TV | |
Wisconsin | ||||
| Fond du Lac/Milwaukee | WIWN | 68.4 | CNZ Communications | |
Former affiliates
| City of license/Market | Station | Current ownership | Years of affiliation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aguadilla, Puerto Rico | WSJP-LD 18.3 | Caribbean Broadcasting Network (Was owned at the time by LKK Group) |
2007-2014 | Now a secondary Comet affiliate |
| WSJX-LP 24 | 2016-2020 | Now Defunct | ||
| Amarillo, Texas | KFDA-TV 10.4 | Gray Television (was owned at the time by Drewry Communications Group) |
2008–2011 | Was simulcasting NewsChannel 10 24/7; now a MeTV affiliate |
| KEYU 31.2 | 2011–2018 | Subchannel now defunct | ||
| Atlanta, Georgia | WTBS-LD 26.9/30.9 | Prism Broadcasting Network | 2011 | |
| Cape Coral/Fort Myers, Florida | WFTX-TV 36.2/35.2 | E. W. Scripps Company | 2009–2016 | Now an Escape affiliate |
| Chicago, Illinois | WGN-TV 9.2/19.2 | Nexstar Media Group (Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting) |
2008–2010 | Now an Antenna TV affiliate |
| WOCK-CD 13.1/4.1 | KM Communications | 2010–2013 | Now a MundoMax affiliate | |
| Coachella Valley | KVER-CA 4.2/40.2 | Entravision Communications | 2011-2015 | Station is now on virtual channel 41, affiliation moved to KEVC-CD |
| Columbus, Ohio | WCSN-LD 32.2/33.2 | Columbus Television, LLC | 2015-2016 | |
| Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas | KDAF 33.2/32.2 | Nexstar Media Group (Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting) |
2007–2010 | Now an Antenna TV affiliate |
| Detroit, Michigan | WDIV-TV 4.2/45.2 | Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2007–2013 | Now a This TV affiliate |
| El Paso, Texas | KVIA-TV 7.4 | News-Press & Gazette Company | Unknown start date-December 2010 | Now an Azteca affiliate |
| KTFN (see status) | Entravision Communications | December 2010 – 2014 | For some time in December 2010, the station broadcast in 65.2 (then MundoMax affiliate, now airing an SMPTE Test pattern), simultaneously with KTFN sister station Univision affiliate KINT-TV 26.2 (that subchannel now broadcasting a standard definition simulcast of KTFN 65.1); moved in 2012 to subchannel 65.3 (then ZUUS Latino-affiliate; now off-air); and moved again for the last time to subchannel 65.4 (still on-air but no longer audio and video there) until they stopped airing that channel in 2014; affiliation moved to sister station KINT-DT3. | |
| Fresno, California | KSEE 24.3/-- | Nexstar Media Group | 2007–2016 | Now a Grit affiliate |
| KGPE 47.3 | Nexstar Media Group | 2018–2020 | Now a TheGrio affiliate | |
| Houston, Texas | KPRC-TV 2.2/35.2 | Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2007–2013 | Became a This TV affiliate; subchannel later replaced with MeTV in 2018 and then Start TV in 2021. |
| KYAZ 51.6/47.6 | Una Vez Mas Holdings, LLC | 2012-2015 | Now airing QVC. | |
| Jacksonville, Florida | WJXT 4.2/42.2 | Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2007–2013 | Became a This TV affiliate; subchannel now affiliated with Dabl. |
| Miami, Florida | WPLG 10.2/-- | BH Media (was owned at the time by Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2007–2013 | Now a MeTV affiliate |
| Midland–Odessa, Texas | KWES-TV 9.2/-- | Tegna Inc. (was owned at the time by Drewry Communications Group) |
2007-2012 | Became a CW affiliate (via The CW Plus); subchannel later replaced with Bounce TV |
| New Bedford, Massachusetts/Providence, RI-New Bedford, MA | WLWC 28.2/22.2 | Inyo Broadcast Holdings (Was owned at the time by Four Points Media Group, then by Sinclair Broadcast Group) |
2010–2014 | Subchannel now defunct |
| Orlando, Florida | WKMG-TV 6.2/26.2 | Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2007–2012 | Replacements included Retro TV (2012 to 2014), Live Well Network (2014), Cozi TV (2014 to 2019) and Dabl (2019 to present) |
| Phoenix, Arizona | KPDF-CA 41.3/-- | Una Vez Mas Holdings, LLC | 2010-2016 | Replaced by LifehacksDRTV, and the LATV affiliation moved to KPHE-LD. |
| KPHE-LD 46.1 | ||||
| Sacramento, California | KTXL 40.2/-- | Nexstar Media Group (Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting) |
2007–2011 | Now an Antenna TV affiliate |
| San Antonio, Texas | KSAT-TV 12.2 | Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations) |
2010-2012 | Now a MeTV affiliate (since April 2, 2012); LATV affiliation moved to KISA-LD 40.2 |
| Twin Falls, Idaho | KXTF 35.2 | Tri-State Christian Television (was owned at the time by Sunbelt Communications Company) |
2007-2009 | Main channel now owned-and-operated with TCT; This TV was on 35.2 2009-2012 then on main channel 2012-2013; main channel was later dark (2013–2014, 2014–2015), then affiliated with Cozi TV (2014, 2015–2017). |
| Ventura, California (Los Angeles) | KJLA 57.1 | Costa de Oro Media, LLC (Walter Ulloa) (KJLA, LLC) | 2007–2017 | Now an Azteca América affiliate |
| Yuma, Arizona/El Centro, California | KYMA-DT 11.2 | Station now defunct (was owned at the time by Sunbelt Communications Company) |
2007-2009 | Replacements included This TV (2009 to 2017), then ION (2017 to 2020); license for station was surrendered in 2020. |
References
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