KWHY-TV

==KBIC==
===1953–1962===
==KIIX==
===1962–1964===
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==KPOL-TV==
===1965–1966===
==KWHY-TV==
===1966–1969===
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===1969–1977===
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===1971–1978===
Kwhy1971.jpg|Alternate ID for UTB programming
===1977–1984===
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===1984–1988===
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===1988–1994===
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===1994–1999 (English)===
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===1994–2000 (Spanish)===
Kwhy1991.jpg|Another alternate ID, used during Spanish language programming.
===2000–2002===
The station would be acquired by Telemundo who owned KVEA (channel 52) in 2001.
===2002–2004===
During this logo's run, KWHY and its then-sister station KVEA alongside the rest of the Telemundo network would be purchased by NBC in 2002. This made KWHY and KVEA sister stations to NBC's West Coast flagship station, KNBC. This made the Southern California television market the first (and only) television market to hold a triopoly until 2011.
===2004–2010===
===2010–2012===
In 2011, NBC Universal sold the station to The Meruelo Group as a result of Comcast acquiring a majority stake in NBC Universal.
===2012–2015===
===2015–2016===
===2016–2018===
===2018–present===
KWHY-TV 22 (2018 Horizontal).svg|Horizontal logo
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:Independent television stations in the United States
Category:Former MundoMax affiliates
Category:Los Angeles
Category:California
Category:1953
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953
Category:Meruelo Media