List of LATV affiliates

Main article: LATV

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
Phoenix	KPDF-CD	41.2		Innovate Corp.
Tucson	KWBA-TV	58.2		E.W. Scripps Company
Tijuana-San Diego, CA	XHAS-TDT	33.1		Entravision Communications
Bakersfield	KXBF-LD	14.2		Innovate Corp.
Coachella Valley	KEVC-CD	5.3		Entravision Communications
El Centro-Yuma, AZ	KAJB	54.2
Fresno-Visalia	KVVG-LD	54.1		Cocola Broadcasting
Los Angeles-Rancho Palos Verdes	KXLA	44.1		Ronald Ulloa (Rancho Palos Verdes Broadcasters, Inc.)
	KVMD	31.5		KVMD TV, LLC. (Ronald Ulloa)
Monterey	KSMS-TV	67.3		Entravision Communications
San Francisco- Oakland-San Jose	KCNZ-CD	28.1		CNZ Communications, LLC
Santa Barbara	KPMR	38.3		Entravision Communications
Hartford-New Haven	WUVN	18.4		Entravision Communications
Denver	KTFD	50.2		Entravision Communications
Colorado Springs-Pueblo	KVSN-DT	48.3
Washington	WMDO-CD	47.2		Entravision Communications
Jacksonville:St. Augustine	WUJX-LD	18.2		Budd Broadcasting
Miami	W16CC-D	16.9		Innovate Corp.
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
Atlanta	WANN-CD	32.6		Prism Broadcasting Network
Chicago	W31EZ-D	25.5		Innovate Corp.
Boston	WUTF-TV	27.2		Entravision Communications
Detroit	WHNE-LD	14.1		Tait Broadcasting
Las Vegas	KINC	15.2		Entravision Communications
Albuquerque	KTFQ-TV	41.2		Entravision Communications
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 City	KOHC-CD	45.2		Sunshine State Television Networks Inc.
Philadelphia	WZPA-LD	33.4		Innovate Corp.
Aguadilla	WSJP-LD	30.5		Caribbean Broadcasting Network
Austin	KVAT-LD	17.2		Innovate Corp.
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		Innovate Corp.
Laredo	KLDO-TV	27.2		Entravision Communications
Mesquite-Dallas-Fort Worth	KATA-CD	50.1		Innovate Corp.
Midland-Odessa	KUPB	18.2		Entravision Communications
San Antonio	KISA-LD	40.2		Innovate Corp.
Salt Lake City	KULX-CD	10.3		Entravision Communications
Yakima	KWYT	36.3		Hispanavision TV
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 a Bounce TV 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	Became a MundoMax affiliate; now a Shop LC 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	Word Broadcasting Network (Was owned at the time by Columbus Television, LLC)	2015–2016	Now an H&I affiliate
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	Became an Azteca affiliate; now a QVC 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	Became a QVC affiliate; subchannel now defunct
Jacksonville, Florida	WJXT 4.2/42.2	Graham Media Group (formerly Post-Newsweek Stations)	2007–2013	Became a This TV affiliate; now a Dabl affiliate.
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/--	Innovate Corp. (Was owned at the time by Una Vez Más Holdings, LLC)	2010–2016	Replaced by LifehacksDRTV, and the LATV affiliation moved to KPHE-LD. LATV programming returned to the station in 2023, but not on the same subchannel; the network now broadcasts on 41.2
	KPHE-LD 46.1	Gray Television (Was owned at the time by Lotus Communications)	2016-2023	Replaced with Arizona's Family Sports
Sacramento, California	KTXL 40.2/--	Nexstar Media Group (Was owned at the time by Tribune Broadcasting)	2007–2011	Now an Antenna TV affiliate
	KSTV-LD 32.1	Lazer Broadcasting	2019–2024	Was briefly on 32.2 in 2019; station is currently silent
	KAHC-LD 43.1	Innovate Corp.	2024–2025	Now airing infomercials
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	Became an Azteca affiliate; now a Visión Latina 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 (2009–2017), then Ion (2017– 2020); license for station was surrendered in 2020.

References

1. "Rabbitears.info Network List - LATV". RabbitEars.