KBTB 92.7 FM Alameda, CA
KBTB launched in the spring of 2004 after 3 Point Media acquired the former KPTI. 3 Point was an investment vehicle run by Christopher Devine and Bruce Buzil, fueled by cash from C. Robert Allen […]
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KPTI 92.7 FM Alameda, CA
KPTI’s May 2002 birth came when owner Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS) launched “The Party”, a dance music format that replaced a simulcast of San Jose’s KSJO that had exited under a lease agreement with previous […]
KXJO 92.7 FM Alameda, CA
KXJO existed during a time when the radio industry was undergoing rapid change and consolidation. Jacor Communications’ purchase of the former KZSF led to the creation of the “92-Rock Network” in early 1999, anchored by […]
KZSF 92.7 FM Alameda, CA
The demise of KJAZ was mourned by fans of jazz music, who saw the station as a unique Bay Area resource. On August 1, 1994 the jazz was replaced by the Spanish-language format known as La […]
KKBR 97.7 FM Monte Rio, CA
There have been some short-lived radio stations in the Bay Area (see KFYI for a notable example), but it’s quite possible that not set of call letters was around for less time than KKBR. When […]
KGYW 1190 AM Vallejo, CA
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 broadcast of the football […]