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Prairie Ave. Gospel Center 5055 Wilshire Blvd Ste 720, Los Angeles 90036 Sister to: KLJR-F, KXLM GM Kimberly Fletcher SM Karla Santos 760-864-9620 fax: 760-864-9633 805-240-2070 fax: 805-240-7658 PD Theo Mizuhara CE Larry Slover PO Box 2507, Palm Springs 92263 200 S A St Ste 400,93030 www.935kday.com 2341 N Duane Rd, Palm Springs 92262 GM Alicia Miranda SM Terry Janisch GM/PD Dan Pike Riverside/San Bernardino Market PD Salvador Prieto CE Ralph Jones www.joy92.org Oxnard/VenturaArbitron 0.9 Shr 500AQH Palm Springs/indio Market Orange Palm Springs CA Fail 07 Eastlan 0.7 KCRU News I Variety*"" [Repeats: KCRW 89.9] 0 KLAA Sports / Talk" 89.1 850w 853ft DA KEZN Soft AC 830 50000/20000 DA-N +Santa Monica Community College 103.1 1900w 590ft LAA 1 LLC 310-450-5183 fax:310-450-7172 +CBS Radio, Inc. 714-940-2500 fax: 714-940-2589 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica 90405 760-340-9383 fax: 760-340-5756 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim 92806 GM/PD Ruth Seymour SM David Kleinbart 72915 Parkview Dr, 92260 GM/SM Dennis Kuhl PD/CE Paul Sakrison CE Steve Herbert GM Kevin Murphy SM Doug Kratky www.am830klaa.com www.kcrw.com PD Rick Shaw CE Phil Vaughn Anaheim/Santa Ana(Orange County) Market Oxnard/Ventura Market www.ez103.com 2nd market Los Angeles Palm Springs/indio Arbitron 3.3 Shr 1700 AQH KDAR Religious Teaching Palm Springs CA Fall 07 Eastlan 3.2 98.3 150ÜW 1289ft Orange Cove +Salem Communications Corp. KMAK Regional Mexican 805-656-5327 fax: 805-656-5330 Palm Springs 100.3 72w 2073ft 500 Esplanade Dr Ste 1500,93036 KPSI News/Talk Richard B. Smith GM/SM Richard Trejo PD Jeff Hunter 920 5000/ 1000 DA-2 Managed by: Valley Broadcasters CE Mark Pollack R & R Radio Corporation 559-217-3313 fax:559-626-4381 www.kdar.com 3248 E Shields Ave Ste D, Fresno 93726 Oxnard/Ventura Arbitron 1.1 Shr 600 AQH Sister to: KDES-F, KGAM, KPSI-F, KPTR, GM/SM Antonio Rabago PD Armando Dario 2nd market Santa Barbara KWXY-F Fresno Market 760-325-2582 fax: 760-322-3562 KXLM Regional Mexican 2100 E Tahquitz Canyon Way, 92262 102.9 5500W 112ft GM Mike Keane SM Greg Aratin Orcutt +Lazer Broadcasting Corp. PD Steve Kelly CE Barry O'Connor www.newstalk920.com KPAT Rhythmic-CHR Sister to: KLJR-F, KOXR Palm Springs/indio Arbitron 1.8 Shr 900 AQH 95.7 3300w 899ft 805-240-2070 fax: 805-240-7658 Palm Springs CA Fall 07 Eastlan 4.5 APP 1200, 735 200 S A St Ste 400,93030 GM Alicia Miranda SM Terry Janisch +American General Media KNWQ Talk [Repeats: KNWZ 970] PD Salvador Prieto CE Ralph Jones Sister to: KBOX, KKJG, KRQK, KZOZ 1140 10000/2500 DA-N OxnardNentura Arbitron 8.8 Shr 4800 AQH 805-922-1041 fax: 805-928-3069 «Morris Communications PO Box 5579, Santa Maria 93456 KCAQ Rhythmic-CHR Sister to: KCLB-F, KDGL, KFUT, KKUU, KNWH, 2325 Skyway Dr Ste J, Santa Maria 93455 104.7 4490w 1522ft KNWZ, KXPS GM Richard Watson SM Emily Stich CP 50000,492 760-322-7890 fax: 760-322-5493 PD Oswaldo Ruano CE William Bordeaux 1321 N Gene Autry Trl, 92262 www.957thebeatfm.com +Gold Coast Broadcasting Co. Sister to: KFYV, KKZZ, KOCP, KUNX, KVTA GM Norman Feuer SM Virginia Nelson Santa Maria/Lompoc Arbitron 7.2 Shr 1700 AQH 805-289-1400 fax: 805-644-4257 PD John McMullen CE Ron Baker 2284 S Victoria Ave Ste 2G, Ventura 93003 www.knewstalk.com Orland GM Chip Ehrhardt SM Steve Hess Palm Springs/indio Market PD Brian Davis CE Chuck Hastings KGAM Talk KRQR Modem Rock ivww.q1047.com 106.7 50000w 308ft DA 1450 1000/ 1000 ND Oxnard/Ventura Arbitron 5.0 Shr 2700 AQH «-Results Radio, LLC R & R Radio Corporation 2nd market Santa Barbara 3rd market Los Angeles Sister to: KBQB, KCEZ, KESR, KEWB, KHRD, Sister to: KDES-F, KPSI, KPSI-F, KPTR, KWXY-F KKXS, KNCQ, KTHU 760-325-2582 fax: 760-322-3562 530-342-2200 fax: 530-342-2260 Pacific Grove 2100 E Tahquitz Canyon Way, 92262 856 Manzanita Ct, Chico 95926 GM Mike Keane SM Greg Aratin GM Jon Graham SM Dave Pack KAZU News/Talk I Americana™ PD Steve Kelly CE Barry O'Connor PD Neil Randall CE James Davis 90.3 3400w 551ft www.kgam.com www.zrockfm.com Found, of California State University-Monterey Bay Palm Springs/indio Market Chico Arbitron 4.4 Shr 1000 AQH 831-375-7275 fax: 831-375-0235 2nd market Redding 167 Central Ave Ste B, 93950 KPSC Classical™ [Repeats: KUSC 91.5] GM/SM/PD Duncan Lively 88.5 1250w 587ft www.kazu.org «University of Southern California Oroville Monterey Bay/Salinas Market 213-225-7400 fax: 213-225-7410 PO Box 77913, Los Angeles 90007 KEWE Sports [Repeats: KRER101.7] KOCN R&B Oldies HD2: Oldies 1340 1000/ 1000 ND 515 S Figueroa St Ste 2050, Los Angeles 90071 105.1 4200w 789ft GM Eric DeWeese SM Janet Mclntyre Deer Creek Communications «Clear Channel Communications Sister to: KHHZ, KHSL-F, KMXI, KPAY PD Gail Eichenthal CE Ron Thompson Sister to: KDON-F, KION, KPRC-F, KTOM-F www.kusc.org 530-345-0021 fax: 530-893-2121 831-755-8181 fax:831-755-8193 2654 Cramer Ln, Chico 95928 PaIm Springs/indio Market 903 N Main St, Salinas 93906 Palm Springs CA Fall 07 Eastlan 3.0 GM DinoCorbin SM Bill Meyer GM Rhonda McCormack SM Craig Hymovitz PD Larry Scott CE Mark Miller PD Nancy Nevarey CE Jim Sohn KPSI-F Hot AC www.sportsfan1017.com 'Aiww.kocn1051.com 100.5 25000w 174ft Chico Market Monterey Bay/Salinas Arbitron 2.2 Shr 1700 AQH R & R Radio Corporation KHHZ Regional Mexican Sister to: KDES-F, KGAM, KPSI, KPTR, KWXY-F 97.7 1500W 1276ft 760-325-2582 fax: 760-322-3562 Deer Creek Communications 2100 E Tahquitz Canyon Way, 92262 Sister to: KEWE, KHSL-F, KMXI, KPAY GM Mike Keane SM Greg Aratin 530-345-0021 fax: 530-893-2121 PD Connie Breeze CE Barry O'Connor 2654 Cramer Ln, Chico 95928 www.mix1005.fm GM DinoCorbin SM Bill Meyer Palm Springs/indio Arbitron 2.9 Shr 1500 AQH PD Rosa Fuentes CE Mark Miller Palm Springs CA Fall 07 Eastlan 3.9 Chico Arbitron 1.3 Shr 300 AQH .
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