KEMR 105.7 FM San Jose, CA
KEMR briefly existed as a Bay Area station in two periods (a few days in April 2002 and then from January 2003 to September 2004). Owner Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation moved the call letters from KSOL […]
KEMR briefly existed as a Bay Area station in two periods (a few days in April 2002 and then from January 2003 to September 2004). Owner Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation moved the call letters from KSOL […]
The San Francisco Examiner heralded the arrival of KHYD with the words, “booming FM radio gets another Bay Area outlet.” KHYD went on the air in early 1961 with studios at the popular International Kitchen restaurant […]
KBCO hit the airwaves in 1959 under a license held by Bay FM Broadcasters, Inc. Bay FM was headed by Saul Levine, who would go on to a lengthy and legendary career as a broadcast […]
Low-powered KPFB is a sister station of the Pacifica Foundation’s non-commercial KPFA. The Foundation asked the Federal Communications Commission for a permit to build the new station in 1953 and it went on the air […]
Soon after Richard Eaton’s United Broadcasting Company added the San Mateo-licensed property to its portfolio and re-christened it KVEZ, the station jettisoned its previous “Music Unlimited” format and began carrying foreign-language programming. Eaton had made […]
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