Soon after Richard Eaton’s United Broadcasting Company added the San Mateo-licensed property to its portfolio and re-christened it KVEZ, the station jettisoned its previous “Music Unlimited” format and began carrying foreign-language programming. Eaton had made […]
KUFY joined the mix of Bay Area radio stations in 1963, five years after paperwork had first been filed seeking a new FM license at 107.7 on the dial. The station’s original city of license […]
When owner Richard Eaton’s United Broadcasting Company shifted from a “Request Radio” popular-music format to R&B/soul music and changed the call letters to KSOL on September 11, 1972, it set the stage for another Bay […]
KAFE was the personal project of Daniel Xavier Solo, who’d dropped out of Oakland’s Fremont High School to become a teenaged announcer at KRE in Berkeley. Dan Solo earned a First Class Radiotelephone Operator’s License […]
KXXX, known as “X-100”, occupied the 99.7 spot on the Bay Area FM dial between 1998 and 1991. The station succeeded KYUU, which had enjoyed a strong run from the late 1970s into the mid […]
On the timeline of call letters affixed to the 1460 AM frequency licensed to Santa Rosa, KWFN comes after KQTE and before KRRS. KWFN showed up in August 1986. Station owner John Detz told The […]
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