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2018–present

KAZA 54 MeTV Los Angeles

On January 3, 2018, Azteca America moved to KJLA and KAZA-TV becomes an affiliate of MeTV, owned-and-operated by Weigel Broadcasting.

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Weigel Broadcasting

U.S. digital television networks: MeTV | Movies!¹ | Decades⁵ | Heroes & Icons | Start TV

U.S. broadcast stations:
Network-affiliated stations: WBND-LD (ABC) | WDJT-TV (CBS) | WCIU-TV (CW) | WCWW-LD (CW) | WYTU-LD³⁴ (TELE) | WMYS-LD (MNT)
MeTV affiliates: KAZA-TV | KFFV | KNLC | WBME-CD⁴ | WWME-CD⁷
Independent stations: WMEU-CD | WMLW-TV
Heroes and Icons affiliates: KCSG | KREG-TV | KTLN-TV | KVOS-TV
Decades affiliate: KAXT-CD
Radio station: WRME-LP⁶

Programming: Svengoolie | First Business | Green Screen Adventures

Defunct: TouchVision²³

¹Joint venture with Fox Corporation.
²Owned by Think Televisual, a separate LLC associated with Weigel.
³Carried on a digital subchannel of WMLW and WMYS.
⁴Carried on a digital subchannel of WDJT.
⁵Joint venture with ViacomCBS.
⁶License owned by Venture Technologies Group but operated by Weigel.
⁷Carried on a digital subchannel of WCIU.

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