Petaluma’s first broadcast license was granted in 1949 to a group calling itself Petaluma Broadcasters. The company was a partnership of Forrest Hughes and Harold Sparks. Hughes would be the chief engineer; Sparks would serve […]
Born as KNBC-FM in 1949 and later known as KNBR-FM, NBC’s San Francisco FM station became KNAI in 1975 when the parent company launched America’s first nationwide all-news radio service. KNAI’s call letters were a […]
The owners of Santa Rosa’s KVRE applied to the Federal Communications Commission for a new FM license in the early 1970s. The construction permit for KVRE-FM at 99.3 MHz was granted in November 1972 but […]
The history of KVRE dates back to 1957, when the first papers were filed with the Federal Communications Commission seeking a new AM station licensed to Santa Rosa. It was March 1962 before the station […]
America is full of English-language radio stations as well as those carrying programming in Spanish, Hindi, Cantonese, Vietnamese and more. But only one station lays claim to being truly bilingual–that is, all programming is carried in two […]
KRCG-FM was born when Northern California Public Media’s KRCB-FM switched frequencies in 2021. For more, please visit our KRCB-FM display.
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