KJBS was one of San Francisco’s pioneering radio stations, going on the air on January 3, 1925 with the unfortunate (and apparently randomly-assigned) call letters KFUQ. In very short order, the call letters were switched […]
KFMR succeeded Fremont’s KHYD in 1964 after the purchase of the station by Southern California businessman Fred Sinasek and his family, operating as Dell Broadcasting Corp. Soon after taking control of the station, they filed […]
In a run of barely seven years, KEWB etched itself into Bay Area radio history with a version of Top 40 radio concocted by programmer Chuck Blore. “Color Radio” was a high-energy, fast-paced format in […]
KBLX traces its roots to Valentine’s Day 1949, when pioneering Berkeley station KRE added an FM signal. The station would be known as KRE-FM and KPAT-FM until 1979, when Percy Sutton’s Inner City Broadcasting bought […]
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