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. […]
In the long history of Bay Area radio broadcasting, the short life of Oakland station KFYI is one of the more remarkable stories. KFYI went on the air with an all-news format in December of […]
KSVY is a non-commercial station operated by Sonoma Valley Communications. The 501 (c) (3) organization says the station is funded entirely by listener contributions, grants and sponsor underwriting and receives no funding from the Corporation […]
KWAI has been owned by the nonprofit Christian broadcaster Educational Media Foundation (EMF) since 2019, when the station was part of an acquisition of six stations from Cumulus Media. Cumulus had acquired the station from […]
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