KDIA 1640 AM Vallejo CA
For information about the better-known Oakland station that carried the KDIA call letters, please go here. This KDIA came into being in 1998, a few months after the legendary call letters were jettisoned by the […]
For information about the better-known Oakland station that carried the KDIA call letters, please go here. This KDIA came into being in 1998, a few months after the legendary call letters were jettisoned by the […]
The KXBT call letters briefly occupied Vallejo’s 1190 AM signal. The station known for years as KNBA was sold by longtime owner-operator Lou Ripa’s estate after Ripa’s 1992 death. The buyer was North Bay Broadcasters, […]
The KDYA call letters have been heard at 1190 on the AM dial since 1998. That’s when Baybridge Communications, which had acquired KXBT from Quick Communications a few months earlier, dropped the Vietnamese-language programming that […]
The second in a series of three different frequencies to carry the KFRC-FM call letters, this station came into being in 1991 when Bedford Broadcasting Company paid a reported $18.5 million to buy KXXX from […]
This station is the third to use the KFRC-FM call letters in San Francisco. The first dates back to 1961; more about that station here. The second version of KFRC-FM followed KXXX at 99.7 on […]
KFRC-FM was not the first station to occupy the 106.1 FM frequency assigned to San Francisco. That honor went to KGO-FM, which began broadcasting from Oakland on November 3, 1947. This made the American Broadcasting […]
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