KFRE-CA

KFRE-CA
Tulare, California
Channels	Analog: 27 (UHF) Special Temporary Authority (STA)
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	Pappas Telecasting Companies (Harry J. Pappas)
Founded	November 19, 1992
Call letters' meaning	FREsno
Former callsigns	KFRE-LP, K27FQ, K40DQ
Transmitter power	3 kW
Class	Class A
Facility ID	51490

KFRE-CA was a low-power Class A television station licensed to Tulare, California, but serving Bakersfield per Special Temporary Authority (STA). Under the terms of the STA, the station, while licensed to broadcast in analog on UHF channel 40, actually broadcast on channel 27, having been displaced by the DTV companion channel for Fresno PBS member station KVPT. Founded November 19, 1992, KFRE-CA was an independent station owned by Pappas Telecasting Companies, with Harry J Pappas as its licensee.

The station's license was cancelled and its call sign deleted from the Federal Communications Commission's database on July 27, 2011.

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Television stations in Central California, including Fresno and Visalia

English-language stations	KVHF-LD (4.1 TV Scout, 4.2 Tuff TV, 4.3 USTV, 4.4 Rev'n, 4.6 Biz TV, 4.7 Launch TV, 4.8 Classic Shows, 32.8 KJEO) KAIL (7.1 MNTV, 7.2 Cozi TV, 7.3 H&I) K13ZL-D (13.1 Creation TV, 13.2 HSN, 13.10 SAB TV) KVBC-LP (13.01 Me-TV/KGMC 43.6, 13.02 Heartland, 13.03 Movies!, 13.04 Retro TV, 13.05 Justice Network, 13.06 Youtoo America, 13.07 Buzzr, 13.08 IND, 13.09 DrTV, 13.10 PBJ) KSHC-LP (16.1 KJOI-FM, 16.2 Real estate/Barker channel, 16.4 SonLife, 16.5 Infomercials]) K17JI-D 17/K03HK 3 (3ABN) KMPH-CD (17.1 Fox/KMPH 26.1) KVPT (18.1 PBS, 18.2 Create) KFTV (21.2 GetTV, 21.3 Escape, 21.4 Grit) KZMM-CD (22.2 Evine Live, 22.3 SonLife) KSEE (24.1 NBC HD, 24.2 NBC SD) KMPH (26.1 Fox, 26.2 This TV, 26.3 Comet) KJKZ-LP (27.1 The Works) KFSN (30.1 ABC, 30.2 Live Well, 30.3 Laff) KBID-LP (31.1 Euronews, KJEO-LD 32 (32.1 Bounce, 32.2 QVC, 32.4 MANA 3) KSDI-LP 33 (33.2 FAM, 33.3 eScapes, 33.4 AMGTV, 33.6 France 24, 33.7 TheCoolTV) KMSG-LD (39.3 ZUUS Country, 43.3 Daystar) KGMC (43.4 HSN, 43.5 Antenna TV, 43.6 Me-TV) KGPE (47.1 CBS HD, 47.2 CBS SD) KNXT (49.1 Religious Ind) KNSO (51.3 ION) KFRE (59.1 CW)

Spanish-language stations	KVHF-LD (4.3 AZA) KSHC-LP (16.3 Infomercials (Spanish, 22.4 3AN Latino) KZMM-CD (22.1 IND) KMSG-LD 39/KFAZ-CA 8/KVVG-LD (43.2/54.1 AZA, 39.3 Euronews (Spanish)) KVPT (18.3 V-me) KFTV-DT (21.1 UNI) KSEE (24.3 LATV) KBID-LP (31.2 MiCasa TV) KJEO-LD 32 (32.5 ESF) KSDI-LP 33 (33.1 Mega) KGMC (43.1 MundoMax) KNSO (51.1 TMD 51.2 TeleXitos) KVVG-LD (54.1 AZA) KFRE (59.2 Estrella TV) KTFF/KTFF-LD (61.1/41.1 UniMás)

Multilingual stations	KJKZ-LD (27.5 Asian Multilingual) KBID-LP (31.3 Al Mayadeen, 31.4 Diya TV, 31.5 AMGA, 31.6 Armenia 1, 31.7 Noor TV (US), 31.8 SAB TV)

Other stations	KJEO (4.5 Hmong USA TV, 32.6 Hmong TV Network) KJEO-LD 32 (32.6 HTN)

Local cable channels	CSN Bay Area CSN California CMAC-TV

Defunct	KHMM-CD (23.1 Tres)

Mobile DTV	KAIL (7.1 MNTV, 7.2 H&I)

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

Television stations in the greater Bakersfield area

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

English stations	K08MM-D/K24GS (3ABN) KJOU-LP (12 silent) KXBF-LD 14 (Biz TV) KGET (17.1 NBC, 17.2 CW) K18HD-D/KVPT-LP 34 (18.1 PBS) K21FP 21 (silent) KDBK-LD 27/KEBK-LD 27 (religious) KERO (23.1 ABC, 23.2 Azteca 23.3 Me-TV) KBAK (29.1 CBS, 29.3 Grit-TV, 58.2 Fox) KCBT-LD (34.2 Bounce TV, 34.3 Daystar, 34.4 HSN) KBFK-LP (36.2 Movies!) KNXT-LP 38 (Ind) KPMC-LP 43 (JTV) KUVI (45.1 MNTV) KBFX-CD (58.1 Fox, 29.2 This TV)

Spanish stations	KKEY-LP (13.1/17.3 TMD) KBBV-CD 19 (19.1 Estrella) KBTF-CD 31/KTFB-CA 4 (31.1 UniMás HD, 31.2/45.3 UniMás SD) KCBT-LD (34.1 MundoMax, 34.5 TVida Vision) KABE-CD 39 (39.1 UNI HD, 39.2/45.2 UNI SD) KZKC-LP 42 (42.2 AZA)

Adjacent locals	Los Angeles, CA KTLA (5.1 The CW, 5.2 Antenna TV, 5.3 This TV) KABC (7.1 ABC, 7.2 LWN, 7.3 Laff) KCAL (9.1 Ind) KCOP (13.1 MNTV, 13.2 Buzzr, 13.3 Movies!, 13.4 Heroes and Icons) KCET (28.1 Public Ind, 28.2 Link TV, 28.3 V-me, 28.4 NHK World) Santa Barbara KSBY (6.1 NBC, 6.2 The CW) KCOY (12.1 CBS, 12.2 Me-TV, 12.3 JTV)

defunct	KJBC 33/35/55 (Christian religious, home shopping) KERN/KRNT 65 (Ind. educational/public access)

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

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