Leon A. “Lee” Crosby’s $146,000 purchase of KHIP from Franklin Mieuli gained Federal Communications Commission approval in June 1962. Within two months, Crosby had made some moves. One was literal: studios were relocated to 1212 […]
You might call KPO the “mother” of one storied set of San Francisco call letters (KNBC) and the “grandmother” of another (KNBR). KPO came to life on April 17, 1922, broadcasting from the Hale Brothers […]
KSFX came to life on New Year’s Day 1971 when station owner ABC dropped the longstanding KGO-FM call letters. The new call letters were accompanied by a new progressive rock format for the station. It […]
KBGG was a short-lived phase in the history of the 98.1 frequency in the Bay Area. The call letters first appeared on January 2, 1995, several months after the format on precursor KABL-FM had been […]
First heard in September 1949 with the call letters KECC (for Eastern Contra County County), Pittsburg’s new radio station had studios on Railroad Avenue in Old Town and a transmitter site across the San Joaquin River in […]
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