KVEA (channel 52) is a television station licensed to Corona, California, United States, serving the Los Angeles area as the West Coast flagship station of the Spanish-language network Telemundo. It is owned and operated by NBCUniversal's Telemundo Station Group alongside KNBC (channel 4).

In the 1970s, before TV Land, MeTV, TCM, and Cartoon Network, there was a local UHF, TV station in Los Angeles that aired vintage TV shows, cartoons, and...

Apr 27, 1977 · From what I see, KBSC/Channel 52 was a very small fish in a very busy VHF indie pond (5, 9, 11 and 13). Most of the remaining "conventional" hours of Channel 52 (non-scrambled) seemed to be standard Kaiser indie fare (see on other Kaiser stations like, WLVI, KBHK, WKBS and so on).

Jan 5, 2008 · I beleive that the TV station you are looking for was KBSC-TV channel 52 form Corrona. I remember hearing the announcement at the top of the hour and it went something like "This is Keiser Broadcasting, KBSC-TV channel 52, Corona, Los Angeles".

Nov 22, 1985 · Los Angeles television station Channel 52 gets a new name, a new look and, most significantly, a new sound on Sunday. What was KBSC-TV--for most of its recent past the home station for the...

In the early 70s, at a time when classic TV reruns were mostly seen on local L.A. stations like KTLA-5, KHJ-9, KTTV-11, and KCOP-13, it was interesting that Channel 52 borrowed that formula and made...

Jan 23, 2025 · Listing for the first airing on KBSC, 2 Oct 1978, 5.00pm and again at 6.30pm (Los Angeles Times)

This group pays tribute to one of L.A’s favorite “lost” 70s UHF TV stations, KBSC-TV Channel 52, Corona/Los Angeles, which operated from from 1970-80. Their daily programming schedule was a vintage...

Taken after “Foul Play” on Thursday, February 21, 1980 on KBSC-TV 52 Corona-Los Angeles, California. Under the Oak Broadcasting ownership, now a Telemundo station KVEA, featuring a meditation...

Telemundo 52 or KEVA is a West Coast station launched on June 29, 1966 and owned by NBC Universal. It shares duopoly with sibling KNBC: Channel 4 in Los Angeles. The studios and offices of the station are located on Lankershim Boulevard and transmitter is installed at Mt. Wilson.