FNX | First Nations Experience

FNX launched on September 25, 2011 through a partnership between PBS member station KVCR and the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. Located in Southern California FNX is distributed as a free public television station via the Public Television Satellite System and currently reaches more than 23 Million households in 20 states across the country from Alaska to New York. FNX broadcasts from the KVCR studios in Southern California's Inland Empire.
Through Native-produced and/or themed documentaries, dramatic series and arts programming, the FNX Channel illustrates the lives and cultures of Native American and indigenous people around the world. FNX is truly the voice of Native American and indigenous communities.
FNX is currently available in the Inland Empire and greater Los Angeles over-the-air on KVCR channel 24.2 and KLCS channel 58.4, on DirecTV as channel 24-2, Frontier (formerly Verizon) Fios as channel 471, Charter/Spectrum on channel 204 and Time Warner Cable on Channel 1272. The team at FNX is working diligently to broadcast the channel nationally over-the-air, on cable platforms and over the Internet. The channel thanks its broadcast partners WYCC-Chicago, KEET-Eureka, KUAC-Alaska, Lakeland Public Television-Minnesota, CATV47-Oklahoma, Akwesane TV – New York, Gila River Broadcasting – Arizona, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Television, Navajo Nation TV, RSU – Oklahoma, WPBS – New York, WCNY – New York, KNME – New Mexico, KENW – New Mexico, KIXE – Redding, WVUT – Indiana, KLCS – Los Angeles, Wyoming PBS – Riverton, UEN – Utah, and our parent station KVCR – San Bernardino. Stay tuned -- we will be available in your city very soon!