KDOS 104.9 FM Fremont, CA
KDOS replaced KFMR at the 104.9 slot on the Bay Area FM dial in July 1979. The station had been purchased for $500,000 by Spanish Metro, Inc., a group headed by Salinas station owner Robert […]
KDOS replaced KFMR at the 104.9 slot on the Bay Area FM dial in July 1979. The station had been purchased for $500,000 by Spanish Metro, Inc., a group headed by Salinas station owner Robert […]
On December 19, 1946, KJBS-FM became the first commercial FM station to go on the air in the Bay Area. The San Francisco Unified School District’s KALW had been broadcasting since 1941, but commercial FM […]
A brief occupant of the 1260 slot on the Bay Area AM dial, KXLR came into being on July 16, 1985, replacing KOIT. Barely six months later, the call letters were shifted back to KOIT. […]
KLS was a pioneering Bay Area station launched by brothers Stafford and Eugene Warner. The Warners were amateur radio operators who ran a small grocery store at 22nd and Telegraph in Oakland. They originally sold […]
For information about the FM station KSSF, best known for its “Smooth Jazz” years, please go here. When owner Clear Channel Communications (later iHeartMedia) changed formats at KKSF (103.7 FM) in January 2012, it also […]
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