KMSG-LD

KMSG-LD, channel 29 (virtual channel 43), is an Azteca America-affiliated, low-power television station for the Fresno area. KMSG provides programming for the Hispanic community. Some of its most popular programming includes novellas, sports events such as First Division Mexican League Soccer, news, talk, comedy, reality, and women's magazines. The station broadcasts Euro News en espanol programming on subchannel 39.3 and The Country Network programming on subchannel 39.5.

KMSG-LD

Fresno, California
United States
ChannelsDigital: 29 (UHF)
Virtual: 43 (PSIP)
BrandingAzteca America 39
Programming
AffiliationsAzteca America
Ownership
OwnerCocola Broadcasting
(Cocola Broadcasting Companies LLC)
Sister stationsKGMC
History
FoundedSeptember 29, 1999
Former call signsK09XA (1999)
K55IM (1999-2001)
KMSG-LP (2001-2012)
Former channel number(s)Analog:
55 (UHF, 1999-2006)
39 (UHF, 2006-2012)
Digital:
39 (UHF, 2012-2019)
Former affiliationsShop at Home
Technical information
Facility ID65762
ERP50 kW
HAAT627 m
Transmitter coordinates36°44′46″N 119°16′57″W
Translator(s)(See article)
Links
Websitewww.kmsgtv.com

KMSG is rebroadcast on KVVG-LD channel 54.1 in Visalia. KVVG-LD started out as KVVG-LP, an affiliate of Almavision for the Visalia area in early 2005. Formerly on channel 31, it later moved to channel 54. KVVG-LP changed to Tvida Vision in mid-2005. As of 2011, the station converted to a digital signal, as KVVG-LD.

The KVVG calls were originally used on a DuMont affiliate on channel 27 in Tulare in the 1950s.

Until mid-2006, KMSG's programming was also seen on KPMC-LP (now KZKC-LP) channel 42 in Bakersfield, which was sold to McGraw-Hill, becoming a standalone Azteca America affiliate.

Digital television

The station's digital channel is multiplexed:

Channel Programming
8.1Charge! Main KFAZ-CA programming
8.2Decades
43.2Azteca America Main KMSG programming
43.3Daystar
39.3Euronews
39.4silent
39.5TCN

Rebroadcasters
Station City of license Channels
(Analog/
Digital)		 First air date Call letters’
meaning		 Former callsigns Former affiliations ERP
(Analog/
Digital)		 HAAT
(Analog/
Digital)		 Facility ID
KFAZ-CA Visalia 8 (virtual)
18 (UHF)		 December 7, 1992 K Fresno AZteca America K08LV (1992–2002) unknown 15 kW 644 m 68406
KMCF-LP
 Visalia 35 (UHF)
47 (UHF)		 June 12, 1997 unknown K35GB (2000)
K35FU (2000)
K10OC (1994–2000)
 Tele Vida Abundante (until 2008) 150 kW 791 m 20560

Former repeaters:

Station City of license Channels
(Analog/
Digital)		 First air date Call letters’
meaning		 Former callsigns Former affiliations ERP
(Analog/
Digital)		 HAAT
(Analog/
Digital)		 Facility ID
KBID-LP Fresno 31 (UHF)
24 (UHF)		 October 6, 1997 unknown KGMC-LP (2003–2006)
KJKZ-LP (1998–2003)
K28EZ (1996–1998)		 America One (via KJEO-LP, until late 2007) 150 kW 562 m 23276
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