KVER-CD

KVER-CD is a low-power Class A television station licensed to Indio, California, and serving viewers in the Palm Springs area and the wider Coachella Valley. The station operates as an affiliate of Univision, the Spanish-language television network, and broadcasts on channel 41. Its programming role is therefore centered on carrying Univision network content for the local market, supplemented by the station’s local broadcast operations and any other programming or services authorized for its digital signal. KVER-CD is part of Entravision Communications’ cluster of television properties in the market. The same ownership group also operates KEVC-CD, a UniMás affiliate on channel 5; KMIR-TV, an NBC affiliate on channel 36; and KPSE-LD, an independent station on channel 50 that has been associated with MyNetworkTV programming. This group structure gives Entravision a multi-station presence across English-language and Spanish-language television in the Palm Springs area. Although its license city is Indio, KVER-CD’s operating facilities are located in Palm Desert. KVER-CD shares studios on Corporate Way in Palm Desert with KEVC-CD. KMIR-TV and KPSE-LD operate from separate facilities on Parkview Drive, also in Palm Desert. The station’s transmitter is located atop Edom Hill in Cathedral City, a site that supports service across the surrounding desert communities. KVER-CD is a broadcast outlet rather than a consumer-goods brand. Its principal offering is free, over-the-air television programming distributed through its digital television signal. The station’s identity is closely tied to the Univision network affiliation, its channel 41 position, its local license and coverage area, and its place within Entravision’s regional broadcast portfolio. The station’s signal has also historically been relayed through low-power translator KVES-LD on channel 28 in Palm Springs. Publicly available reference material identifies the station’s ownership, affiliation, facilities, transmitter location, and former translator relationship, but does not provide a documented founding year, founder, detailed executive roster, financial information, major campaigns, or notable scandals. Those fields are consequently left unspecified rather than inferred.

KVER-CD is a low-power, Class A television station licensed to Indio, California. It serves the Palm Springs area, including communities in and around the Coachella Valley, and operates as an affiliate of Univision. The station broadcasts on channel 41 and forms part of the Spanish-language television infrastructure available to viewers in the market. The station is owned by Entravision Communications, a broadcaster with a portfolio that includes multiple television outlets in the Palm Springs area. Entravision’s local holdings include KVER-CD, UniMás affiliate KEVC-CD, NBC affiliate KMIR-TV, and KPSE-LD, an independent station associated with MyNetworkTV programming. This arrangement gives the company a presence across both Spanish-language and English-language network television in the same regional market. KVER-CD and KEVC-CD share studio facilities on Corporate Way in Palm Desert. The other Entravision-operated stations in the market, KMIR-TV and KPSE-LD, maintain separate facilities on Parkview Drive, also in Palm Desert. KVER-CD’s transmitting equipment is located atop Edom Hill in Cathedral City, positioning the station to provide coverage across the Palm Springs area despite its low-power classification. The station’s signal was formerly relayed by KVES-LD, a low-power translator operating on channel 28 in Palm Springs. The translator relationship extended the station’s reach within the local market, although the available reference material does not specify the dates of that arrangement or its current status. The available sources do not establish KVER-CD’s original launch date, historical call-sign changes, ownership chronology, detailed programming history, or management roster. They do establish the station’s current identity as a Class A low-power broadcaster, its Indio license, Palm Desert studio arrangement, Cathedral City transmitter site, Univision affiliation, Entravision ownership, and historical relationship with KVES-LD.

• Licensed as a low-power Class A station in Indio

  [1]KVER-CDen.wikipedia.org

  KVER-CD operates as a low-power Class A television station licensed to Indio, California. The available reference material does not provide the date of its original licensing or launch.

• Became or continued as a Univision affiliate

  [1]KVER-CDen.wikipedia.org

  KVER-CD is identified as the Univision affiliate serving the Palm Springs area on channel 41. The date when the affiliation began is not specified in the available sources.

• Integrated into Entravision’s Palm Springs station group

  [1]KVER-CDen.wikipedia.org

  The station operates under Entravision Communications ownership alongside KEVC-CD, KMIR-TV, and KPSE-LD, creating a multi-station local television group.

• Formerly relayed by KVES-LD

  [1]KVER-CDen.wikipedia.org

  KVER-CD’s signal was formerly relayed on low-power translator KVES-LD, channel 28, in Palm Springs. The source does not specify the dates of the relay arrangement.

A local Spanish-language Univision affiliate serving the Palm Springs area from the Coachella Valley television market.

• Television station

  KVER-CD channel 41

  KVER-CD’s principal service is its low-power Class A digital television broadcast on channel 41. Licensed to Indio and serving the Palm Springs area, the station provides local over-the-air access to Spanish-language Univision network programming and related broadcast content.

• Spanish-language network affiliation

  Univision programming service

  As a Univision affiliate, KVER-CD distributes programming from the Spanish-language Univision network to viewers in its local coverage area. The affiliation is the station’s central programming and market-positioning feature; the available sources do not provide a detailed schedule or list of locally produced programs.

• Television translator

  KVES-LD relay service

  KVER-CD’s signal was formerly carried through KVES-LD on channel 28 in Palm Springs. This low-power translator historically extended or repeated the station’s service in part of the market. The available material does not establish when the relay began or ended.

1. 1KVER-CDen.wikipedia.org
2. 2KVER official webpagekvertv.com
3. 3Entravision Communicationsentravision.com