KRCA to channel share with KABC

[mvcg66b3r]

KRCA will keep its own license, call sign and virtual channel number.
https://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/d...&id=25076f915dbed318015dd187d4871b55&goBack=N
Channel Sharing Agreement: https://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/dataentry/api/download/attachment/25076ff35de2dff5015de7f574850160

 

[Ccook55]

That leaves La-La Land with three stations shutting off their current digital RF who have yet to say where they'll relocate--KAZA/ch. 54 (RF 47, Azteca America), KJLA/ch. 57 (RF 49, Independent) and KILM/ch. 64 (RF 44, SonLife).

 

[LKellerIII]

KRCA will keep its own license, call sign and virtual channel number.
https://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/d...&id=25076f915dbed318015dd187d4871b55&goBack=N
Channel Sharing Agreement: https://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/dataentry/api/download/attachment/25076ff35de2dff5015de7f574850160

I guess "RCA" is for Riverside, CA? As perhaps only us old people know, "KRCA" were the call letters for KNBC 4 up until about 1962, in this case for the RCA Corporation, which owned NBC.

 

[CaliRadioFan]

KILM is no longer SonLife. It's now "Punch TV"
https://www.punchtvstudios.com/blog/punch-tv-begins-broadcasting-on-southern-california/

 

[Joey1986]

SBN can still be seen on KILM, if you tune to channel 64.4.

 

[crainbebo]

KILM used to be an ABC station for the High Desert in the very late '80s and early '90s (KVVT). In fact I think they were completely local and not being utilized as a satellite of another ABC affiliate. Too bad I can't find anything from that station on my VHS tapes!

 

[Frequency1]

KILM (previously KHIZ-TV and KVVT-TV) was never an ABC affiliate.
There was a translator on channel 55 that repeated the ABC station from Bakersfield in Victorville.