Archives: Stations

KSFH went on the air in October 1947 under a license held by the San Diego-based Pacific Broadcasting Co. Pre-launch announcements pegged longtime Oakland Chamber of Commerce general manager Harold Weber  to run KSFH and […]

See KEAR 97.3 FM.

KRPM was the personal project of Edward Meece, a World War II conscientious objector who’d played a significant role in the launch of Berkeley’s KPFA and served as the station’s chief engineer for several years. […]

The original plans for the American Broadcasting Company’s Bay Area FM station called for it to transmit on 96.9 MHz. ABC’s initial paperwork, filed in 1944, called for a transmitter location on Mt. Diablo. A […]

Please see KUSF for details of this station, which was on the air between 1964 and 1973.

KSND was a brief occupant of two frequencies assigned to Gilroy.  Entertainment Radio Incorporated’s station (then KPER-FM) was a Class A FM station with a limited signal at 94.3 MHz on the dial, as well […]