KGNU’s call letters were first heard in September 1965, after Royal Bear Broadcasters, Inc. acquired the station previously known as KGBA from its founder, George B. Bairey. The new ownership was heavy in individuals with […]
Santa Rosa’s 1150 AM frequency has been dark since January 28, 1999. That’s when the eight-year run of KMXN came to an end. There’s much more to this story and you’ll find it at our […]
KGBA wasn’t around for long. The station’s license was obtained in 1963 by a veteran radio man named George B. Bairey. Bairey had operated radio stations in North Dakota and Minnesota in the 1930s, served […]
Palo Alto’s first licensed commercial radio station made its inaugural broadcast from studios built into the Sky Cafe at Palo Alto Airport on September 11, 1949. The call letters were a nod to co-owner and […]
KBBL can trace its beginnings to a Federal Communications Commission spectrum auction that granted a license to the tiny Sonoma County community of Cazadero. A construction permit was granted in 2006 and licensee Ace Radio […]
KNTA succeeded KEGL in July 1976 with Federal Communications Commission approval of a change in call letters. Under the continuing ownership of David Jacks’ Cascade Broadcasting, KNTA stuck with the Spanish-language programming that had been […]
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