“Jazzy 93.7” went on the air on November 5, 1995 as the latest station in the portfolio of Gordon Zlot‘s Redwood Empire Stereocasters. While the station is licensed to Sebastopol, its studios have always been […]
KWVF, billing itself as “102.7 The Wolf”, went on the air in 2012. The station’s original licensee was Redwood Empire Stereocasters, the owner of KZST. KWVF was sold to Lawrence Amaturo’s Amaturo Sonoma Media Group, […]
Stanford University’s campus station issued its first broadcast on October 12, 1964. Its 10 watt signal covered a reported radius of seven miles, meaning portions of the sprawling Stanford campus may not have been able […]
Originally broadcasting as KGYW, Vallejo’s first radio station went on the air on November 29, 1947. The feisty newcomer called itself “The Voice of Vallejo” and “Vallejo’s Own Radio Station”. Its first-day programming included a […]
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 […]
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