Stations Owned By USA Broadcasting
| Market | Station | Now called | Currently |
| New York | WHSI 67 WHSE 68 |
WFTY 67 WFUT 68 |
Telefutura |
| Los Angeles | KHSC 46 | KFTR | Telefutura |
| Chicago | WEHS 60 | WXFT | Telefutura |
| Philadelphia | WHSP 65 | WUVP | Univision |
| Boston | WHUB 66 (was WHSH) |
WUTF | Telefutura |
| San Francisco-Oakland | KPST 66 | KFSF | Telefutura |
| Dallas-Fort Worth | KSTR 49 (was KHSX) |
KSTR-TV | Telefutura |
| Atlanta | WHOT 34 | WUVG | Univision |
| Houston | KHSH 67 | KFTH | Telefutura |
| Tampa-St. Petersburg | WBHS 50 | WFTT | Telefutura |
| Cleveland | WQHS 61 | WQHS-TV | Univision |
| Miami-Fort Lauderdale | WAMI 69 (was WYHS) |
WAMI | Telefutura |
| Melbourne-Orlando | WBSF 43 | WOTF | Telefutura |
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