Archives: Stations

Can’t remember these call letters? You’re not alone. It seems they were approved by the Federal Communications Commission in 1977 but never actually used on San Francisco’s 106.1 FM frequency. If you zoom in on […]

This is not the KOIT that would become a Bay Area ratings powerhouse and be named a “Legendary Station” by the Bay Area Radio Museum of Hall of Fame. You can learn more about that KOIT here. […]

KGRP “The Grape” blossomed in March 1997, replacing the original occupant of the Forestville frequency, “Crazy” KRAZ. The station had been on the air for less than a year when owner Wine Country Radio ditched […]

KRAZ went on the air in 1996, the latest property of  Fred and Mary Constant’s Wine Country Radio, which was already operating KRSH. The station’s signal was beamed from a transmitter atop Mt. St. Helena, […]

Sonoma County’s rotating call letter game brought KSXY to the 100.9 FM frequency in 2008. The station had gone on the air in 1996 as KRAZ, a country radio station launched by broadcast entrepreneur Fred […]

The KNOB call letters were first heard on a Bay Area station in 2004, replacing the original KTOL at 96.7 on the dial. The station has been under the ownership of JYH Broadcasting since its […]