KLCQ replaced the short-lived KVVV in February 1994 after consistently poor ratings did in the previous Adult Contemporary-formatted station. Sacramento-based owner Fuller-Jeffrey Broadcasting spun the format dial again, hoping a ’70s-focused rock oldies approach would […]
KVVV replaced KHTT “The Heat” in March of 1993. Sacramento-based owner Fuller-Jeffrey Broadcasting had just moved the station (and co-owned KSRO) into new facilities, where modern digital equipment allowed the station to enter the world […]
There were actually two completely different Bay Area radio stations carrying the call letters KHTT in 1989. The first was the San Jose station that dropped KHTT to become KSJX. No sooner did those call letters […]
KKUP is a non-commercial community-oriented station licensed to Cupertino. The station’s roots reach back to the late 1960s, when Palo Alto’s private Pinewood School decided to give up its FM radio station license. Five college […]
KSJX became the third set of call letters to be used on the 1500 AM frequency in San Jose when then-owner Narragansett Broadcasting Company ditched a poor-performing oldies format on KHTT and switched to the […]
The Bay Area had two radio stations with the call letters KHTT in the 1980s. One was on the AM band in the South Bay; the other on the FM band in the North Bay. […]
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