KVFA-LP

KVFA-LP
Yuma, Arizona
Channels	Analog: 6 (VHF)
Affiliations	Defunct
Owner	KM Communications
Founded	October 7, 2004
First air date	October 2007
Last air date	April 30, 2012
Former affiliations	Independent (2007–2012)
Transmitter power	0.05 kW
Height	60 m
Facility ID	131144
Transmitter coordinates	32°41′41″N 114°36′47″W / 32.69472°N 114.61306°W / 32.69472; -114.61306

KVFA-LP was the callsign of a low power television station broadcasting in Yuma, Arizona in analog on channel 6. The station was owned by KM Communications of Skokie, Illinois. It was an automated English language independent station.

History

On October 7, 2004, the Federal Communications Commission (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 finally licensed on November 6, 2007 by the FCC. KVFA went off the air on April 30, 2012 due to financial issues that resulted in the station losing its transmitter site;^[1] it never returned to the air, and the license was canceled on June 19, 2013.^[2]

References

↑ Bae, Kevin (May 8, 2012). "Notification of Suspension of Operations / Request for Silent STA". CDBS Public Access. Federal Communications Commission. Retrieved June 24, 2013.
↑ Hashemzadeh, Hossein (June 19, 2013). "Re: KVFA-LP, Yuma, AZ" (PDF). CDBS Public Access. Federal Communications Commissions. Retrieved June 24, 2013.

Broadcast television in Mexicali and Imperial Valley

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Yuma, Arizona El Centro, California	KYUM-LP (2/15 Vida) KVYE (7.1 UNI, 7.2 LATV) KECY (9.1 Fox/MNTV, 9.2 ABC, 9.3 The CW, 9.4 TEL) KYMA (11.1 NBC, 11.2 This TV) KSWT (13.1 CBS, 13.2 Tuff TV, 13.3 Estrella TV) K17LM-D (silent) KHFS-LD 18 (INSP) K19CX (19 PBS) K33MD-D/K42KZ-D (33.x/42.x XHILA-TDT) KESE-LP (35 TEL) K39KW-D (3ABN) KAJB (54.1 UniMás, 54.2 MundoMax)

Mexicali, BC San Luis, Son.	XHBC (3.1 Televisa Regional) XHAQ (5.1 Azteca 13, 5.2 Proyecto 40) XHBM (14.1 Canal de las Estrellas) XHEXT (20.1 Azteca 7) XHMEX (32.1 Canal 5) XHMEE (38.1 Gala TV) XHLRT (44.1 Canal de las Estrellas) XHRCS (50.1 Telemax) XHILA (66.1 Intermedia, 66.2 Una Voz con Todos, 66.3 Intermedia (2 hrs delay), 66.4 Milenio Televisión)

Adjacent locals	KTVK (3 Ind, Phoenix) 4SD (cable-only, San Diego) KTLA (5 CW, Los Angeles) KAZT (7 Ind, Prescott-Phoenix) KAET (8 PBS, Phoenix) KCAL (9 Ind, Los Angeles) KGTV (10 ABC, San Diego) XEWT (12 Televisa, Tijuana-San Diego) KCOP (13 MNTV, Los Angeles) KPBS (15 PBS, San Diego) KESQ (42 ABC, Palm Springs) KUTP (45 MNTV, Phoenix)

Defunct stations	KVFA-LP (6 Ind) KIVA (11 ABC/CBS/NBC/DuMont) "Licitacion 24" (24 Religious)

California television Bakersfield Chico–Redding Eureka Fresno Las Vegas NV Los Angeles Medford OR Monterey Inland Empire (Palm Springs) Reno NV Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara El Centro CA / Yuma AZ Arizona Broadcast television areas by city Albuquerque/Santa Fe, NM Phoenix / Flagstaff Tucson / Nogales Yuma/El Centro, CA Baja California television Mexicali Tijuana / Tecate

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