KAZA came into being on July 15, 1967 when South Valley Broadcasters did away with the station’s original call letters, KPER. The 5,000-watt daytime-only station’s programming was almost exclusively in Spanish by that time. In […]
While the Bay Area’s 99.7 FM frequency has been filled since 1949 when NBC put KNBC-FM on the air as a sister station to KNBC (later KNBR), the KMVQ era dates only to 2007. At […]
Humbly billing itself as “America’s Most Glamorous Radio Station”, KHUM began broadcasting from poolside studios at Santa Rosa’s El Rancho Hotel on December 3, 1961. The fledgling 500-watt station at the top end of the […]
“The Nifty Eleven Fifty” was first heard at 11:50 a.m. on December 7, 1958. The license had been granted to Joseph Gamble and his brother Lew Gamble. Joseph Gamble was an experienced station operator, having […]
The story of KPLS actually begins with the end of KJAX, which broadcast on 1150 AM in Santa Rosa for two and a half years before going dark on July 1, 1962. It took eight […]
KATD replaced KRVE at the 95.3 FM dial position in Los Gatos in September 1985. The two remaining owners of KRVE, Joe Rosa and Batista Vieira, had decided to take a shot at a Top […]
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