The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of plenary sessions of the National Council, which are broadcast in their entirety when the parliament is in session . In addition to live parliamentary debates, the channel also airs press conferences of the Chairman of the National Council and briefings from the press center of the parliament . The channel does not produce entertainment content, commercial advertising, or traditional talk shows, instead dedicating its entire schedule to the live and recorded broadcasts of the legislative process. In a technical sense, TV NRSR shares its content with the public broadcaster STVR (formerly RTVS), which includes recorded parliamentary sessions in its television schedule under the program “Záznam z rokovania NR SR“ (Record of the National Council Session) .

The channel is a unique concept in Slovakia, being the first Slovak political news television channel focused entirely on parliamentary coverage . TV NRSR is available via multiple distribution platforms. In cooperation with the public broadcaster STVR, live parliamentary broadcasts are accessible through the HbbTV (red button) function on compatible television sets, available in DVB-T, satellite (Astra), and cable networks . The channel is also carried on IPTV platforms, including Antik Telecom (AntikTV and Antik Sat), where it is included in basic packages without increasing monthly fees . The parliamentary feed is additionally distributed through the official multimedia portal of the National Council, tvNRSR, accessible on the parliament's website . The channel is accessible as tv online via the official website of the National Council (www.nrsr.sk), where users can watch live streams of parliamentary sessions and press conferences. For technical support regarding the online stream, viewers can contact mNRSR@nrsr.sk. This ensures that its legislative and political programming reaches citizens across Slovakia, ensuring transparency and public access to the democratic process.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of Port St. Lucie City Council meetings, which are held on the second Monday of each month at 1:00 PM and on the fourth Monday of each month at 6:00 PM, except when those days fall on a holiday, at which point the meeting will take place on the next business day . The channel also broadcasts live meetings of the Planning and Zoning Board, workshops, and other public meetings . Original programming on PSL TV includes Positively Port St. Lucie, a regular feature showcasing city news, events, and positive stories about the community, along with programs about City departments, services, employee spotlights, and public service announcements .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Port St. Lucie municipal content, PSL TV is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television on Xfinity (Comcast) channel 20 and Blue Stream Fiber channel 20 . The channel is also available on AT&T U-verse channel 99 within the Port St. Lucie service area . The channel is accessible as tv online via the official City of Port St. Lucie website at www.cityofpsl.com, which provides a live video stream of the channel's broadcast during public meetings . The city also streams meetings live on Facebook @cityofpsl, and all meeting agendas and video recordings are archived at psl.legistar.com . The channel's studios are located in the City Hall Council Chambers, where residents can also attend meetings in person . The Communications Department manages PSL TV's programming schedule, which may include preempted meetings and special event coverage .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of Pompano Beach City Commission meetings, which are generally held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at either 1:00 PM or 6:00 PM . The web stream also broadcasts live meetings of the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Planning and Zoning Board . Meeting schedules are subject to change, and the city encourages viewers to check the official meetings page for upcoming dates and times .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Pompano Beach municipal content, the web streaming service is accessible as tv online via the official City of Pompano Beach website at www.pompanobeachfl.gov/meetings, where viewers can watch live and archived videos of city commission meetings and other public proceedings . Historical meeting videos are also available through the city's Granicus streaming platform, with an archive dating back to at least 2024 . The city also publishes event videos, including the annual Mayor's State of the City Address and community celebrations such as the Drone Show Extravaganza, on its official YouTube channel @MyPompanoBeach . Additionally, the city operates live underwater webcams at the Fisher Family Pier and Wahoo Bay marine park, providing real-time views of marine life for educational and entertainment purposes . This ensures that its local government, community event, and environmental programming reaches residents of Pompano Beach and interested viewers worldwide.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of live gavel-to-gavel coverage of Pinole City Council meetings, school district meetings, and other local government proceedings. The channel also broadcasts high school sports including football, basketball, baseball, and volleyball, as well as junior college and university athletic events. Community event coverage includes summer concerts in the park, summer movies in the park, candidate debates, groundbreaking ceremonies, and studio recordings of interviews with local influencers. PCTV produces the monthly program The Beat of Pinole, which has featured Mayor Maureen Toms discussing topics such as wildfire season preparedness and online solar permitting. The channel also provides a community bulletin board for announcements from local non-profit organizations.

PCTV provides opportunities for community members to become members and create their own content, offering access to professional equipment including studio facilities, cameras, and editing suites, along with free training in mobile and broadcast production and video editing. Members can share their content on PCTV's channels, which reach Pinole and surrounding communities including Crockett, Rodeo, El Sobrante, and Tara Hills. The channel is available on local cable providers, as well as through the City of Pinole website and social media platforms. For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Pinole community content, PCTV Channel 26 is accessible as tv online via the official City of Pinole website, which provides live streaming of government meetings and community programming. The station can be contacted by phone at (510) 741-3862 or by email at dsnell@pinole.gov.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of exclusive live gavel-to-gavel coverage of Phoenix City Council policy sessions, as well as subcommittee meetings . Key programs on the channel include On the Issues, a monthly show hosted by Phoenix City Council members that keeps residents informed about issues, programs, and activities in their respective districts . The show has been hosted by PHXTV host Deb Sedillo Dugan, and has featured guests such as Phoenix Police Sgt. Chris Bray discussing human trafficking awareness and prevention . The channel also produces the PHXTV Classroom series, a dedicated cable channel providing educational programming for youth through the City of Phoenix Department of Youth and Teen Services . Additional programming gives the public an inside view of how city departments operate, covering topics from police and fire services to parks and recreation, public works, and economic development .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Phoenix municipal content, PHXTV is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television. The channel is accessible as tv online via the official City of Phoenix website at phoenix.gov, which provides a 24/7 livestream of PHXTV programming directly on the PHXTV Newsroom page . The channel is also available live on YouTube, and viewers can access previously recorded City Council meetings and other programming through the city's official YouTube channel . The channel's award-winning broadcasts reach residents across the Phoenix metropolitan area, ensuring that its local government, educational, and community programming keeps Phoenix citizens informed and engaged with their city government . For inquiries, the City of Phoenix Communications Office can be reached at 602-262-6163 or TTY Call 7-1-1 .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners meetings, which are broadcast live and rebroadcast the evening of the meeting beginning at 6:00 PM . The channel also broadcasts Palm Beach County School Board meetings, which are typically scheduled for the third Wednesday of the month at 5:00 PM, along with workshops and special meetings . The station produces a wide range of original educational and informational programs, including Happenings hosted by Angela Byrd, which showcases the resources, activities, and services of the Palm Beach County Library System ; Healthy Living a health program covering CPR classes, nutritional programs, and services for children and seniors; Hidden Wild hosted by science educator Alex Freeze, a half-hour special following three South Florida students on an expedition through wilderness hidden in their own backyards; Inside PBC News highlighting activities inside Palm Beach County government; Inside History featuring the history of the county's historical attractions and events; Koze Edikasyon a public education program providing general information about the county education system and community activities impacting the Haitian Creole population; Safety Matters a public education program providing general safety information to households across Palm Beach County; Special Edition a 30-minute program focusing on county departments and services; Storm Watch covering hurricane season preparedness and response; and Those Who Care profiling the services provided by non-profit organizations in Palm Beach County . Additional programming includes Destination Recreation highlighting parks and recreation programs; Everything Animal; Exploring Education about classroom and community activities impacting the county's education system; Know Your County; Healthy Safe Strong from the Children's Service Council; Hot Zone; inView covering victim services, youth services, risk management, and mental health programs; and On The Town in The Palm Beaches, a signature show airing multiple times weekly that explores Hispanic heritage and Black-owned businesses. This program includes On the Town in The Palm Beaches Hispanic Heritage airing Mondays at 9:30 AM, Wednesdays at 10:00 AM, Fridays at 4:00 PM, and Saturdays at 3:00 PM, featuring segments such as Rhythms Dance Studio, The Hispanic Heritage Festival, Salento Coffee Shop, and Mario Lopez Torres Furniture, and On the Town in The Palm Beaches Black Voices airing Sundays at 9:00 AM, Tuesdays at 1:30 PM, and Thursdays at 8:30 AM, visiting businesses including Natural Movers Dance Project, Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, Streetwaves, and The New Vegan .

The channel also broadcasts a community bulletin board providing graphical announcements of job opportunities, bid opportunities for local businesses, road construction projects, transit information, and general government announcements . During hurricane season, PBC TV supports the Public Safety Department by disseminating emergency preparedness, survival, and recovery information . The channel is viewable on a wide range of cable systems across the region. PBC TV broadcasts on Comcast Xfinity Channel 20, AT&T U-verse Channel 99, Hotwire Fision Digital Access Channel 20, and Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) Channel 76 . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official live web stream on the Palm Beach County website, which is best viewed using Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari browsers . The station can be contacted by telephone at 561-355-4573, and its main office is located at 301 N. Olive Ave., Suite 1001, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 .

Orange Government Access TV is the collective name for two distinct government television services: Orange TV (OTV) in Florida and Orange Government Access Television (OGAT) in Connecticut, each operated by its respective local government.

Orange TV (OTV) in Florida was launched in 1995 and is owned by the Orange County Government, based in Orlando, Florida. As a dedicated source for online television, OTV provides gavel-to-gavel coverage of Board of County Commissioners meetings, public forums, and emergency communications. The channel also produces short news segments about county programs and services. Live coverage includes official county events, summits, conferences, and award ceremonies. Orange TV is available on Spectrum channel 488, Comcast channel 9, CenturyLink Prism TV channel 1081, and over-the-air on channel 10.2 (WSWF). Viewers can also watch online via the official Orange County website or the Orange TV app on Roku in the Education category.

Orange Government Access Television (OGAT) in Connecticut is operated by the Town of Orange, with its responsibilities overseen by the OGAT Committee and the Board of Selectmen. OGAT has been cablecasting town meetings and special events since 1999, providing residents with access to local government proceedings. OGAT is available on Spectrum (formerly Cablevision) on channel 79 and on AT&T U-Verse on channel 99. For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, OGAT programming is accessible as tv online via the Town of Orange website at orange-ct.gov, which provides both live streaming and video-on-demand services for past programs.

While specific program titles and host names are not extensively documented in public records, both OTV and OGAT focus on government transparency and civic engagement, airing public meetings, community events, and informational programming about local services and initiatives. These channels serve as essential resources for residents to stay informed about their local governments.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a variety of community-produced shows and special events. In past election cycles, Channel 54 served as the primary venue for the Vote! 2004 election series, featuring community forums with labor union leaders, youth leaders, senior community leaders, nonprofit officials, and political party leaders, as well as a Candidates in Focus series allowing candidates to record unedited seven-minute messages, and a series of 40 live one-hour debates . During the 2002 election season, Channel 54 broadcast live debates such as the Republican candidates for Senate District 12 (Waikiki, downtown) featuring candidates Lei Ahu Isa, Les Among, and Gordon Trimble . The channel also aired live debates in the 2004 mayoral race between candidates Duke Bainum and Mufi Hannemann, state Senate district debates between Melodie Aduja and Clayton Hee, and Republican primary debates between James Henshaw and Gordon Tilley . The channel has a long history of producing and broadcasting the annual Youth Xchange Statewide Student Video Competition awards gala, which showcases video submissions from students across public, private, and charter schools in elementary, intermediate, and high school divisions .

Channel 54 has been a longstanding fixture on Oahu cable systems, historically carried on Oceanic Cable (now Spectrum) as part of the PEG channel block from channels 49 through 54 . The channel is part of Olelo's broader community media network, which includes six media centers around Oahu providing training, equipment, and facilities for community members to produce their own programs on a variety of topics including local issues, culture, education, and civic participation . The channel was among the Olelo channels that participated in the Vote! 2006 initiative, a joint effort between Olelo, the Hawaii Office of Elections, the League of Women Voters, and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs, which included web-based video streaming of candidate debates and discussions on issues such as traffic, education, and homelessness, simulcast on channels 52, 53, and 54 .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of community content from Oahu, Olelo Community Media Channel 54 is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television on Spectrum (formerly Oceanic Cable) channel 54 and Hawaiian Telcom channels 54 (SD) and 1054 (HD) in Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands . The channel is accessible as tv online via the official Olelo website at olelo.org, which provides 24-hour live streaming of its channels, as well as video-on-demand content through 'OleloNet. The channel can also be streamed on various television aggregator platforms and viewed from anywhere in the world. Additionally, Olelo has streamed its programming online since at least 2006 as part of its digital initiatives . Olelo Community Media is guided by core values of teamwork, integrity, and aloha, facilitating meaningful dialogue and increased participation in civic life, and encouraging community members to share their stories, messages, and engage with the diverse groups who call Oahu home . This ensures that its government-focused, civic engagement, educational, cultural, and community programming reaches residents of Oahu, the Hawaiian Islands, and interested viewers worldwide.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the state Legislature, neighborhood board meetings, and a variety of local premiere programs. Key regular programs on Channel 49 include Live at the Legislature, a weekly show that premiered in 2018 airing on Mondays at 8:30 AM during the legislative session, focusing on issues, legislation, and topics of importance from the Hawaii State Capitol, with state senators and representatives providing a variety of perspectives on the issues from both sides of the aisle and each chamber. Voter Viewpoint is a series of in-depth discussions on significant issues affecting Hawaii, which debuted in 2012 covering topics including Poverty in Hawaii, Aging Hawaii, Campaign Spending, Education, Taxes and Big-Ticket Items, Traffic and Rail, Unfunded Liabilities, Sustainability, Economic Development, Transformation and the University of Hawaii, and Hawaiian Affairs, featuring experts and community leaders as panelists. Talk Story with House Majority is a weekly news and information program that debuted in April 2020 hosted by House Majority Leader Della Au Belatti, featuring live interviews with state officials and community leaders, video segments spotlighting community organizations doing critical work in the community, and live interviews with Hawaii House Democrats. The first episode featured an interview with Hawaii Army National Guard Brigadier General Moses Kaoiwi, a community spotlight segment showing how the Hawaii National Guard provides support at Hawaii’s airports, a community spotlight on Domestic Violence Action Center, followed by interviews with Representative Gregg Takayama and Stacelynn Eli.

The channel also broadcasts live coverage of Oahu neighborhood board meetings, including boards from Hawaii Kai, Kuliouou-Kalani Iki, Waialae-Kahala, Kaimuki, Diamond Head, Palolo, Manoa, McCully, Waikiki, Makiki, Ala Moana-Kakaako, Nuuanu-Punchbowl, Downtown-Chinatown, Liliha, Kalihi-Palama, Kalihi Valley, Aliamanu/Salt Lake, Aiea, Pearl City, Waipahu, Ewa, Waianae, Mililani Waipio, Wahiawa, North Shore, Koolauloa, Kahaluu, Kaneohe, Kailua, Waimanalo, Makakilo Kapolei, Mililani Mauka, and Nanakuli. The channel has a long history of election programming, including the "VOTE!" series dating back to 2008 which included Candidates in Focus (five-minute unedited messages from candidates running in Oahu and statewide races), forums on Constitutional Convention issues presented by the League of Women Voters of Hawaii and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs, and debates and issues discussions on topics including the Hawaii economic forecast, the two-party system, public education, first-time voters, and kids' vote. The channel also aired the HBO documentary series Addiction (a 14-part series exploring the disease of addiction from the perspective of medical experts and addicts) over a two-week span on Channel 49 beginning in November 2008, with Olelo particularly hoping to touch some of the many lives affected by the rampant crystal meth epidemic in Hawaii.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Olelo Community Media Channel 49 is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television on Spectrum channel 49 and Hawaiian Telcom channel 49 (with HD versions on 1049 and 1053) in Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. The channel is accessible as tv online via the official Olelo website at olelo.org/49, which provides a 24-hour live stream and video-on-demand access through 'OleloNet. The channel is also available on the Olelo mobile application for iOS and Android devices, on the Olelo Facebook page at facebook.com/olelocommunity, and via the Spectrum Video On-Demand channels 183 and channel 1960 HD. The channel also streams on the Hawaii Government Public Network Channel 50 and each week's show is made available at youtube.com/olelocm for subsequent viewing. The channel is also available for live streaming on various television aggregator platforms, and viewers can access the station from anywhere in the United States. This ensures that its community-focused, government, and cultural programming reaches residents of Oahu, the Hawaiian Islands, and interested viewers worldwide.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of North Miami Beach City Commission meetings, which are broadcast live at 6:00 PM on the day meetings are scheduled. The weekly schedule includes live meetings of the Planning & Zoning Board (Monday at 6:00 PM), CRA Board (last Thursday of the month at 6:00 PM), and rebroadcasts of Public Utilities Commission meetings (Friday following the scheduled meeting at 7:00 PM). During hurricane season, the channel airs FPL Storm Preparedness Videos daily at 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 8:00 PM. The channel also broadcasts NMB Public Service Announcements and City Commission meeting rebroadcasts at various times throughout the week.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of North Miami Beach municipal content, NMBTV is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television on Comcast Channel 77 within the North Miami Beach cable service area. The channel is accessible as tv online via the official City of North Miami Beach website at citynmb.com, which provides live streaming of the channel's broadcast during City Commission meetings and town hall events, as well as a video-on-demand archive of past City Commission meetings and special events. City Commission meetings are also broadcast live on the channel on the day of the meeting at 6:00 PM. The channel can be viewed on desktop computers, laptops, and mobile devices, ensuring that its local government, public safety, and community programming reaches residents of North Miami Beach, Florida, and interested viewers worldwide. Residents with questions about the channel or programming schedule can contact the Office of the City Clerk at 305-787-6001 for assistance.