KSLO

KSLO is the Univision-affiliated station serving San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria and Santa Barbara and all of the California Central Coast. KSLO broadcasts on channel 30 and is owned by Berfield/Willis Broadcast Corporation. 
==History==
KSLO signed on in 1973, in honor of the city's presence of the first Filipinos in America, making the first station in California and the United States to broadcast programs in the Filipino language.
Today, KSLO is a multilingual superstation with programs in English, Spanish, and Filipino.
On November 23, 2017, KSLO became an affiliate of Univision.
=== Ownership History ===
* Manila Broadcasting Company (1973-1996)
* Philippine Independent Church (1996-2017)
* Entravision Communications (1996-2004)
* Broadcast Media Partners (2004-2017)
* Nexstar Broadcasting Group (2008-2010)
* Government of San Luis Obispo (2013-2017)
* Liberman Broadcasting (2015-2017)
* Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (2016-2017)
* Berfield/Willis Broadcast Corporation (2017–present)
== Logos==
KSLO_1986.png|Logo (1986-1998)
Esperanzatv1998.png|Station ID (June 12, 1998)
KSLO_1998.png|Logo (1998-2010)
Esperanza_TV_2010.png|Logo (2010-2016)
KSLO 2010.png|Local Logo (2010-2016)
Esperanza TV.png|Logo (2016-2017)
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1973
Category:San Luis Obispo
Category:Santa Maria, CA
Category:Santa Barbara
Category:California
Category:Berfield/Willis Broadcast Corporation
Category:Former independent stations
Category:Univision network affiliates
Category:UniMás network affiliates‏‎
Category:Channel 30
Category:Former Filipino stations