KNVO

KNVO is the H Channel affiliate licensed to serve the Los Angeles, California area. It is owned by Confection Broadcasting.
== History ==
On September 15, 1977, KNVO signed on as a religious and educational independent, airing Christian church masses, as well as educational programs (like Sesame Street) and local community events. The station also carried the syndicated religious program The 700 Club. 
Towards the end of its time as an independent station, KNVO began picking up programming from PTN to air in the overnight hours, as an alternative to signing off. This practice ended in 1995 when the station began carrying UPN, although Paramount's shows were still available in Los Angeles via KPAR-TV, a full-time Paramount O&O. 
On January 16, 1995, the day the network launched, KNVO became an affiliate of UPN. The station began its news operation, UPN 3 News, later that month. Although most UPN stations only had a morning and/or 10 pm newscast, KNVO had early evening newscasts from 5 to 7 pm, in addition to the morning and 10 pm shows.
In addition to UPN primetime and newscasts, KNVO carried syndicated programs like Matlock, Donny & Marie, Cheers, and Celebrity Justice. The station also briefly produced a newscast titled UPN National News, an evening newscast which aired on UPN stations in the top 20 television markets. Production of the newscast ended in 2005 after 2 years.
In September 2006, UPN and The WB merged to create a new network, The CW. LA's former WB affiliate KTLA converted to a CW station, while KNVO and KCOP became MyNetworkTV affiliates. The station rebranded to My3 Los Angeles, with the newscasts being renamed My3 News This Morning/Evening Edition/At Ten. New newscasts were added on Saturday mornings, weekend evenings, as well as a "My13 Primetime Update" which aired at 8:59pm on weeknights. The station also began producing My13: A Closer Look, a Sunday-morning show focused on crime in Los Angeles over the past week, which airs weekly at 8 am with a re-airing at 7 pm. New syndicated programming such as The Martha Stewart Show and WKRP in Cincinnati were also added to the station's schedule.
In December 2011, KNVO became an affiliate of Classix. The 10 pm newscast was shortened to a half-hour, moved to 11 p.m., and renamed to Action News Tonight. The station did not carry the network's 1 am - 7 am movie block, instead airing the syndicated programming that aired on the station as a MyNetworkTV affiliate. 
The station, along with Philadelphia's WYMP, became affiliates of Lake Hill Broadcasting's H Channel in August 2021. A 1 p.m. newscast was added when the affiliation switch occured. 
== Subchannels ==
Channel	SD/HD	PSIP Short Name	Programming
3.1 	HD 	H-CHNL 	Main KNVO programming / H Channel
3.2 	SD 	CLSX 	Classix
3.3 	SD 	WB-CLS 	The WB Classics
== Schedule ==
See: H Channel - Current Schedule
== Staff ==
=== Anchors ===
* Martin Ford - weekdays, 1 p.m., also reporter
* Bradley Christian - weekdays, 11 p.m.
* Trixie Manchester - weekdays, 11 p.m.
* Melina Stamp - weekends, 11 p.m.
=== Meteorologists ===
* Murphy Norton - weekdays, 1 p.m.
* Bret Osborne - weekdays, 11 p.m.
* Elmer Davies - weekends, 11 p.m.
=== Reporters ===
* Beth McCoy
* Geraldo MacFarlane
* Patricia Conner
* Vincent Coffee
* Ann Lasko
* Timothy Howell
Category:Classix network affiliates
Category:Former Paramount Network secondary affiliates
Category:Former MyNetworkTV affiliates
Category:Confection Broadcasting
Category:H Channel affiliates
Category:Los Angeles
Category:The WB Classics network affiliates