
KWUN 1480 AM Concord, CA
Concord’s KWUN, licensed to Service Broadcasting Co., began its regular broadcasts on September 30, 1961. The station made news the hard way a few days earlier when chief engineer Tony Russell drove a car into […]
Concord’s KWUN, licensed to Service Broadcasting Co., began its regular broadcasts on September 30, 1961. The station made news the hard way a few days earlier when chief engineer Tony Russell drove a car into […]
Solano County’s KUIC began life in 1968 as KVFS. Northern California Stereocasters was the licensee, listing Bruce Ziemienski as president, general manager, and chief engineer. Those original call letters represented the major communities in its […]
On November 23 1947, NBC did away with the historic call letters for its San Francisco flagship station. KPO became KNBC. The station continued to broadcast NBC network programming as well as locally-originated programs. In […]
Livermore’s KKIQ began as KYTE on May 1, 1969 under the ownership of Peer Broadcasting, headed by Ralph Peer. The call letters were changed to KKIQ in 1975, when the station was acquired by General […]
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