Broadcast Los Angeles is a guide to the free TV and radio you can pick up over the air in Greater Los Angeles. It covers the local stations, the antennas that receive them from the mountaintop transmitter sites, the stations that broadcast in Spanish, Chinese and Korean, and how traffic, wildfire and earthquake information reaches you.
Station facts come from the FCC’s Public Inspection File: the channel your TV shows, the RF channel a station transmits on and the town its license names. Rules come from the Code of Federal Regulations, alert details from the USGS, the National Weather Service and NOAA, and safety advice from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. What a station plays or calls itself comes from its own website.
We are not a station, a network or an installer, and nobody pays to be listed. The band check on this site runs in your browser and only shows the published FCC facts.
Channels, frequencies and line-ups change. If a station disappears from your TV, rescan first, and check the station’s own site for news about its signal.