LTV is Livingston’s own Cable Access Community channel that is shared by two independent groups. The channel is officially under the jurisdiction of the Livingston Town Council and is run by a group of volunteers know as the LTV. Through a unique and cooperative arrangement, the town’s channel is shared by the Livingston Township and the Livingston Schools. The Board of Education and the Town Council appoint volunteers to serve on the LTV and this group takes responsibility for the cable channel.

The LTV and its community volunteers share use of LTV with the Livingston High School. Although final control and responsibility for the channel rests with the LTV, two distinct groups produce and arrange programming for LTV. The groups work together to divide up- the days and time slots so that the programming shown best meets the needs of Livingston’s diverse viewing audience.

The first group, known simply as the LTV, is a group of community volunteers who work on programs for the community audience. They are made up of adults, including the appointed committee members and non-appointed volunteers. This group produces programs for the town and receives programs of interest from outside sources. The LTV broadcasts their shows on Monday and Wednesday evenings, as well as during various time slots over the weekend. This group also maintains and updates the Community Bulletin Board, which non-profit groups and organizations use to publicize events and items of interest to Livingston residents.

The second group, known as Lancervision, is the Livingston High School Television Production Program. Students in high school TV classes, as well as the school teaching staff produce programs, which can be seen on LTV as well. Lancervision broadcasts school programming on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, as well as during various time slots over the weekend. Lancervision programs include high school sports, student produced programs, TV class projects, and programs produced for the Livingston Schools.