TV & VIDEO - Nov. 30, 1988
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Los Angeles gets its third Spanish-language TV station Dec. 11 when KSLD Channel 62 joins KMEX Channel 34 and KVEA Channel 52 in serving the region’s Spanish-speaking population. Station officials say their signal will be strong enough to receive as far south as northern San Diego County. Said Jack Hodin, KSLD’s president: “It has taken us more than seven years to finally see this day.”
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