as its former UHF analog channel 15. Programming A typical lineup on the main KPBS channel includes children's programming from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. News programs include Nightly Business Report, BBC World News, KPBS Evening Edition, and PBS NewsHour. The evening hours are taken by documentaries, travel videos, episodes of Frontline, and drama series. The KPBS2 channel offers various news and analytical programs, like Amanpour on PBS, NHK Newsline, DW News, and BBC World News America, as well as the same news programs as on the main channel but several hours apart. This channel also offers multitude of documentary and travel films. Often, a film shown in the morning is repeated in the afternoon the same day. The KPBS Create channel is dedicated to home improvement, gardening, cooking, and other hobbies and crafts. The KPBS Kids channel broadcasts children's programming 24 hours a day, in addition to 11 hours of the children's programming on the main channel. News programming KPBS produces a nightly half-hour news program on weeknights titled KPBS Evening Edition, a self-contained television newscast that is an extension of the Midday Edition newscast aired by its radio sister. KPBS' news department is editorially independent from the station's management, San Diego State University and corporate underwriters and donors. The station's investigative reports are conducted in collaboration with the nonprofit newsgathering organization Investigative Newsource, which shares a newsroom with KPBS television and radio at the Campinale Drive studios. The station collaborates on breaking news coverage and shares news video with the local ABC affiliate KGTV (channel 10). In addition, KPBS broadcasts news programs from affiliates and other networks like PBS NewsHour provided by PBS, NHK Newsline and DW News provided by World, as well as BBC World News America provided by BBC America. Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: The initial lineup consisted of two multiplexed channels: the main high definition channel in 720p and the standard definition channel in 480i, the latter used for DTV simulcast of analog channel 15. In 2006, an SD sub-channel was added, carrying content from Create. That same year, the main HD channel was switched from 720p to 1080i. Later that year, KPBS dropped the simulcast of analog channel 15 and implemented statistical multiplexing. In 2007, KPBS replaced Create with V-me, a 24/7 Spanish-language public television channel. By the middle of the 2010s, KPBS experienced budgetary constraints and erosion of viewership. The