The original plans for the American Broadcasting Company’s Bay Area FM station called for it to transmit on 96.9 MHz. ABC’s initial paperwork, filed in 1944, called for a transmitter location on Mt. Diablo. A […]
Please see KUSF for details of this station, which was on the air between 1964 and 1973.
KSND was a brief occupant of two frequencies assigned to Gilroy. Entertainment Radio Incorporated’s station (then KPER-FM) was a Class A FM station with a limited signal at 94.3 MHz on the dial, as well […]
KPER came to life in 1957. Licensee Bernard and Jobbins Broadcast Company was a partnership of James Bernard and Charles “Chuck” Jobbins. Jobbins was a 35-year-old man who owned a Menlo Park electronics company. The […]
The initial application for a station on FM channel 232 (94.3 MHz) in Gilroy was filed in 1967 by the owners of Gilroy’s daytime-only AM station, KPER. The license was finally granted in April 1970. […]
KINQ was a brief occupant of Walnut Creek’s only radio frequency, operating between predecessor KDFM and successor KKIS-FM. During its existence from 1983 to 1986 under the ownership of Schofield Broadcasting (which also owned Pittsburg […]
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