KILM

KILM
Brand	KILM TV64
City of License	Inglewood, California
Market	San Bernardino/Riverside & Los Angeles, California
Channel	44 digital (to share 24 (UHF) with KPXN-TV) 64 virtual Formerly: 64 analog (1987-2009)
Network Affiliation	Current: Ion Life Historic: Independent (1987–1989, 1992–1995) ABC (1989–1992) America One (1995–2006) FilmOn TV (2006–2012) My Combat Channel (2012–2014) SonLife Broadcasting Network (2014–2017) Punch TV Network
Founded	August 15, 1987
Company	Ion Media Networks
President
Current Popular Non-Network Shows
Former Call Signs	KVVT (1987-1992) KHIZ (1992-2012)

KILM is an Ion Life owned-and-operated television station in Victorville, California (licensed to Inglewood). The station broadcasts on digital channel 44 displayed to tuners on virtual channel 64 and it's sister station is KPXN-TV.

KILM signed on the air August 15, 1987 as call letters KVVT and as an Independent station, the station was originally licensed in Barstow. In 1989, the station became an ABC affiliate for viewers that couldn't reach a clear signal from ABC-owned KABC-TV in Los Angeles. In 1992, it changed its call letters to KHIZ and returned to Independent status. In 1995, the station became an America One affiliate. In 2006, the station dropped America One and became a FilmOn TV affiliate In 2012, the station changed its call letters to the current KILM, and became an affiliate of the My Combat Channel. In 2014, the station became an affiliate of the SonLife Broadcasting Network. In 2017, the station discontinued its affiliation with SonLife and became an affiliate of the Punch TV Network. In 2018, the station moved its city of license to Inglewood, California. The station was sold to Ion Media Networks in 2018 and became an Ion Life owned-and-operated station.

External Links

• Query the FCC's TV station database for KILM]