WASA-LD

WASA-LD (channel 24) is a <a href="/facts/Low-power_television_station/Hvnku8xC">low-power television station</a> licensed to <a href="/facts/Port_Jervis%2c_New_York/39vHcy9B">Port Jervis, New York</a>, United States, serving the <a href="/facts/New_York_City/YlyvFmVC">New York City</a> area with programming from the Spanish-language network <a href="/facts/Estrella_TV/PGq3F59a">Estrella TV</a>. The station is owned by <a href="/facts/Estrella_Media/7G9fcrxH">Estrella Media</a>, and its <a href="/facts/Broadcast_transmitter/W1HhBjNc">transmitter</a> is located atop <a href="/facts/One_World_Trade_Center/o35h6ac9">One World Trade Center</a> in <a href="/facts/Lower_Manhattan/bl6eMMHK">lower Manhattan</a>.
WASA briefly used <a href="/facts/Virtual_channel/FdHGAsDQ">virtual channel</a> 64 to match its former analog channel number, then later changed its virtual channel to 24. It does not use its actual digital TV channel assignment on the air, because <a href="/facts/WNYE-TV/s07UpPeD">WNYE-TV</a> calls itself Channel 25, its long-time analog channel number. WNYE-TV's digital channel is actually 24.
In April 2009, Venture Technologies, owner of WASA-LD, said it would sell the station to <a href="/facts/Burbank%2c_California/xjNXM9AL">Burbank, California</a>–based Liberman Broadcasting (which was renamed <a href="/facts/Estrella_Media/7G9fcrxH">Estrella Media</a> in February 2020, following a corporate reorganization of the company under <a href="/facts/Private_equity/DpqoqjBH">private equity</a> firm <a href="/facts/HPS_Investment_Partners%2c_LLC/yDm96l1P">HPS Investment Partners, LLC</a>) for $6 million, making New York the sixth market served by Liberman. The deal closed on March 1, 2010.

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