Pioneering Bay Area broadcasters Stafford and Eugene Warner had operated Oakland station KLS since March 6, 1922 after obtaining a commercial license (they’d already been on the air regularly, operating an amateur station out of […]
San Jose’s KSJO wasn’t the first Bay Area commercial FM station to go on the air. That honor went to San Francisco’s KJBS-FM, which made its initial broadcast on December 19, 1946. But KSJO is […]
Oakland’s KROW was first heard in 1925 as KFWM. The station was owned and operated by the Oakland Educational Society, which had a close contractual relationship with the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society (renamed […]
Originally licensed to the owner of a radio store on Adeline Street, Berkeley’s KRE went on the air on March 11, 1922. The station’s original transmitter site and studios were at the Claremont Hotel. It […]
Known earlier as KGO-FM, KSFX, and KLOK-FM, KKSF would build a memorable chapter in Bay Area radio history. Brown Broadcasting acquired the station from Davis-Weaver Broadcasting in 1987 for a reported $15 million. San Francisco […]
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