(Miami, FL) - City of Miami Television, Channel 9, recently announced its new programming schedule with something of interest for the entire family! The channel will have a crisp new look and has put together a blend of programs that are educational, informative and entertaining. City residents will now be able to access their favorite programs at a regular date and time.

The channel's new lineup includes City of Miami Television original shows, daily coverage of live and rebroadcast City Commission meetings, boards and committee meetings, new State and Federal educational programs, public service announcements, programs tailored for our Hispanic and Haitian communities and a very special weekend programming, from 9am to 12 noon, especially designed for children called Kids Corner.

Tune in to our new programming and see what's NEW on City of Miami TV!

Here sample of the new programming coming up on City of Miami Television, Channel 9:

Getting to Know Your City: An in-depth look at how our City departments work to serve its residents.

Ask Your Commissioner: City of Miami TV goes to our neighborhoods and direct its cameras and microphones to our residents while City Commissioners respond to their questions and concerns.

Rhythm of Miami: Hosted by Didi Skky, the show is about what makes Miami so unique and keeps our viewers in tune with the latest in the Miami scene, the arts, exclusive celebrity interviews and entertainment.

Building Better Neighborhoods: The show focuses on improvements and infrastructure projects that affect the quality of life in our neighborhoods.

Kids Corner: Programming includes Shamu TV, NASA Series, McGruff the Crime Dog, Florida Capitol Adventure, U.S. Constitution and Our Federal Government.

City of Miami Television, also known as channel 9, is the City of Miami's municipal government access cable channel. The Office of Communications operates City of Miami Television, which is accessible only on the Comcast Cable Network within the City. City of Miami Television provides a variety of programming for its viewers, 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Its mission is to provide programming for and about the City of Miami and its citizens in an effort to educate, inform and enhance our community; enables the department to reach a large audience, including its diverse ethnic and cultural communities. Producing over 380 pieces in 2004, the department strives to provide accurate and current information about city government and highlight significant public issues of concern.

For more information or to find out the times a particular program will air, please visit www.miamigov.com/comm