KBRG came into being in 1964 when the station’s license changed hands. The station had first been heard in late 1959 as KBCO, with the license held by Bay FM Broadcasters, Inc. Bay FM was […]
KEST can trace its roots to one of San Francisco’s early radio stations, KGTT. After a couple of false starts, the station licensed to the Glad Tidings Temple (the “GTT” of its call letters) and […]
KWSS was born on January 17, 1983 when Gilroy’s legendary gonzo station KFAT disappeared into radio history. The new Las Vegas-based owners, Western Cities Broadcasting, had paid $3.6 million to buy KFAT and install a […]
The University of California, Berkeley’s station KALX is the on-air descendant of a student-run operation known as KAL, which sent audio from a studio in Ehrman Hall to nearby dormitories via a “carrier current” system. […]
San Jose State University’s campus station was granted its Federal Communications Commission construction permit in August 1962. The station’s 85 watt transmitter coupled with a 130 foot antenna built atop the campus library were expected […]
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