KITS came into being in 1983 when the long-running foreign-language programming on KBRG was shut down by owner Entertainment Communications Inc. (later known as Entercom and then Audacy). Entercom had purchased the station in 1969. […]
Foothill College’s KFJC signed on at 88.5 MHz on the FM band on October 20, 1959. The station’s historians note that the original studio was, in fact, a broom closet on the old Foothill campus […]
Earlier known as KSAN (AM) and descending from pioneering San Francisco stations KGTT and KGGC, KSOL came into being in 1964. The station was purchased by entertainers Les Malloy and Del Courtney, who changed the […]
Descended from legendary Oakland stations KLS and KWBR, KDIA would build a legend of its own. The station billed itself as “Lucky 13 Boss Soul Radio” and was a major cultural force, particularly within the […]
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