KOFY was born in 1958 when station owner Intercontinental Broadcasting, controlled by H. Scott Killgore, changed the format and did away with the station’s original 1946 call letters KVSM. The newly-christened station jumped into the […]
KABL came into being in May 1960, when legendary Dallas broadcaster Gordon McLendon added the Bay Area to his stable of major market radio holdings. He purchased venerable Oakland station KROW from Sheldon F. Sackett, […]
KDFC came to life on September 1, 1948, broadcasting from the windswept and often-foggy heights of Sausalito’s Mt. Beacon. Three young men who’d gotten out of the Army after World War 2 were the founders. […]
San Francisco’s 104.5 MHz FM frequency was first heard on the air on February 4, 1960–with the call letters KBAY. The station was launched by Los Angeles theater owner and impresario Sherill Corwin, who was […]
Tracing its beginnings to a five-watt experimental station operated in 1921 out of the magnificent Hotel Oakland, KNEW came into being in September 1966 when Metromedia Broadcasting purchased KEWB. Metromedia already had a thriving New […]
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