KVFA-LP

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KVFA-LP

Yuma, Arizona
Channels	6 (VHF) analog
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	KM Communications
Founded	October 7, 2004
Former callsigns	K06OD (CP only)
Transmitter Power	0.05 kW
Height	60 m
Facility ID	131144

KVFA-LP is a low power television station serving the Imperial Valley, California and Yuma, Arizona. It broadcasts in analog on VHF channel 6 in Yuma, and on UHF channels 31 and 63^{[citation needed]}. Owned by KM Communications of Skokie, Illinois, KVFA carries home shopping, Christian religious and Spanish language programs, but was slated to become part of the Trinity Broadcasting Network, and Almavision, a Spanish language Christian network^{[citation needed]}. Another independent channel, KYUM-LP on channel 2 has a similar programming format.

[edit] History

On October 7, 2004, the FCC granted a permit to KM Communications to construct a low-power television station on VHF channel 6 to serve Yuma, Arizona. The station was originally assigned callsign K06OD, but in November 2005, took the call letters KVFA-LP. The station was first reported on the air in September 2006, broadcasting under program test authority, since as of the end of that month, the station had not yet applied for a license to cover construction.

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Local United States broadcast television in the Imperial Valley market (Nielsen DMA #167)
KYUM-LP 2 (Ind) - KVFA-LP 6 (Ind) - KVYE 7 (UNI) - KECY 9 (Fox/MNTV)(ABC on DT.2) - KYMA 11 (NBC) - KSWT 13 (CBS/The CW on DT.2) - K19CX 19 (PBS) - K28FM 28 (RTN) - KESE-LP 35 (TEL) - K52EG 52 (3ABN) - KAJB 54 (TFU)
Out-of-market broadcast television available on cable:
KTVK 3 (Ind) - KCAL 9 (Ind) - KPBS 15 (PBS)
Local Mexican broadcast television channels
XHBC 3 (Televisa Mexicali) - XHAQ 5 (TV Azteca 13) - XHBM 14 (Televisa XEW) - XHEXT 20 (TV Azteca 7) - XHMEX 32 (Televisa XHGC) XHMEE 38 (Televisa XEQ) - XHLRT 44 (Televisa XEW) - XHRCS 50 (Telemax) - XHILA 66 (Ind/CNI)
Defunct local cable television channels
KWUB 6 (The CW)