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2013 LOS ANGELES DODGERS BROADCAST SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME TV RADIO 4/1 MONDAY SAN FRANCISCO 1:10pm ESPN, PRIME# KLAC, KTNQ 4/2 TUESDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/3 WEDNESDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/4 THURSDAY OFF DAY 4/5 FRIDAY PITTSBURGH 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/6 SATURDAY PITTSBURGH 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/7 SUNDAY PITTSBURGH 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/8 MONDAY OFF DAY 4/9 TUESDAY @ SAN DIEGO 3:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/10 WEDNESDAY @ SAN DIEGO 7:10pm TBD KLAC, KTNQ 4/11 THURSDAY @ SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/12 FRIDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm TBD KLAC, KTNQ 4/13 SATURDAY @ ARIZONA 5:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/14 SUNDAY @ ARIZONA 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/15 MONDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/16 TUESDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/17 WEDNESDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/18 THURSDAY OFF DAY 4/19 FRIDAY @ BALTIMORE 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/20 SATURDAY @ BALTIMORE 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/21 SUNDAY @ BALTIMORE 10:35am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/22 MONDAY OFF DAY 4/23 TUESDAY @ NEW YORK METS 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/24 WEDNESDAY @ NEW YORK METS 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 4/25 THURSDAY @ NEW YORK METS 10:10am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/26 FRIDAY MILWAUKEE 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/27 SATURDAY MILWAUKEE 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/28 SUNDAY MILWAUKEE 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/29 MONDAY COLORADO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 4/30 TUESDAY COLORADO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/1 WEDNESDAY COLORADO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/2 THURSDAY OFF DAY 5/3 FRIDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 7:15pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/4 SATURDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 6:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/5 SUNDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 5:05pm ESPN KLAC, KTNQ 5/6 MONDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/7 TUESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/8 WEDNESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/9 THURSDAY OFF DAY 5/10 FRIDAY MIAMI 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/11 SATURDAY MIAMI 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/12 SUNDAY MIAMI 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/13 MONDAY WASHINGTON 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/14 TUESDAY WASHINGTON 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/15 WEDNESDAY WASHINGTON 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/16 THURSDAY OFF DAY 5/17 FRIDAY @ ATLANTA 4:30pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/18 SATURDAY @ ATLANTA 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/19 SUNDAY @ ATLANTA 10:35am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/20 MONDAY @ MILWAUKEE 5:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/21 TUESDAY @ MILWAUKEE 5:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/22 WEDNESDAY @ MILWAUKEE 10:10am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/23 THURSDAY OFF DAY 5/24 FRIDAY ST. LOUIS 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/25 SATURDAY ST. LOUIS 4:15pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 5/26 SUNDAY ST. LOUIS 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/27 MONDAY LA ANGELS 5:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 5/28 TUESDAY LA ANGELS 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/29 WEDNESDAY @ LA ANGELS 7:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/30 THURSDAY @ LA ANGELS 7:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 5/31 FRIDAY @ COLORADO 5:40pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/1 SATURDAY @ COLORADO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/2 SUNDAY @ COLORADO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/3 MONDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/4 TUESDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/5 WEDNESDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/6 THURSDAY ATLANTA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/7 FRIDAY ATLANTA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/8 SATURDAY ATLANTA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/9 SUNDAY ATLANTA TBD PRIME* KLAC, KTNQ 6/10 MONDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/11 TUESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/12 WEDNESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/13 THURSDAY OFF DAY 6/14 FRIDAY @ PITTSBURGH 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/15 SATURDAY @ PITTSBURGH 1:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/16 SUNDAY @ PITTSBURGH 10:35am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/17 MONDAY OFF DAY 6/18 TUESDAY @ NEW YORK YANKEES 4:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/19 WEDNESDAY @ NEW YORK YANKEES 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/20 THURSDAY @ SAN DIEGO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/21 FRIDAY @ SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/22 SATURDAY @ SAN DIEGO 4:15pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 6/23 SUNDAY @ SAN DIEGO 1:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/24 MONDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/25 TUESDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 6/26 WEDNESDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/27 THURSDAY PHILADELPHIA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/28 FRIDAY PHILADELPHIA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/29 SATURDAY PHILADELPHIA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 6/30 SUNDAY PHILADELPHIA TBD KCAL* KLAC, KTNQ 7/1 MONDAY OFF DAY 7/2 TUESDAY @ COLORADO 5:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/3 WEDNESDAY @ COLORADO 5:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/4 THURSDAY @ COLORADO 5:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/5 FRIDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 7:15pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/6 SATURDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 4:15pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 7/7 SUNDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 1:05pm PRIME* KLAC, KTNQ 7/8 MONDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/9 TUESDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/10 WEDNESDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/11 THURSDAY COLORADO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/12 FRIDAY COLORADO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/13 SATURDAY COLORADO 4:15pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 7/14 SUNDAY COLORADO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/15-18 MONDAY-THURSDAY ALL-STAR BREAK; 84TH ALL-STAR GAME @ CITI FIELD ON TUES., 7/16 7/19 FRIDAY @ WASHINGTON 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/20 SATURDAY @ WASHINGTON 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/21 SUNDAY @ WASHINGTON 10:35am KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/22 MONDAY @ TORONTO 4:07pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/23 TUESDAY @ TORONTO 4:07pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/24 WEDNESDAY @ TORONTO 4:07pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/25 THURSDAY CINCINNATI 7:10pm PRIME KLAC 7/26 FRIDAY CINCINNATI 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/27 SATURDAY CINCINNATI 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/28 SUNDAY CINCINNATI 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 7/29 MONDAY OFF DAY 7/30 TUESDAY NEW YORK YANKEES 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 7/31 WEDNESDAY NEW YORK YANKEES 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/1 THURSDAY @ CHICAGO CUBS 5:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/2 FRIDAY @ CHICAGO CUBS TBD PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/3 SATURDAY @ CHICAGO CUBS 1:05pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 8/4 SUNDAY @ CHICAGO CUBS 11:20am PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/5 MONDAY @ ST. LOUIS 4:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/6 TUESDAY @ ST. LOUIS 5:15pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/7 WEDNESDAY @ ST. LOUIS 5:15pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/8 THURSDAY @ ST. LOUIS 5:15pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/9 FRIDAY TAMPA BAY 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/10 SATURDAY TAMPA BAY 1:05pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 8/11 SUNDAY TAMPA BAY TBD KCAL* KLAC, KTNQ 8/12 MONDAY NEW YORK METS 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/13 TUESDAY NEW YORK METS 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/14 WEDNESDAY NEW YORK METS 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/15 THURSDAY OFF DAY 8/16 FRIDAY @ PHILADELPHIA 4:05pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/17 SATURDAY @ PHILADELPHIA 4:05pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/18 SUNDAY @ PHILADELPHIA 10:35am KCAL* KLAC, KTNQ 8/19 MONDAY @ MIAMI 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/20 TUESDAY @ MIAMI 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/21 WEDNESDAY @ MIAMI 4:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/22 THURSDAY @ MIAMI 9:40am KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/23 FRIDAY BOSTON 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/24 SATURDAY BOSTON 1:05pm FOX KLAC, KTNQ 8/25 SUNDAY BOSTON TBD PRIME* KLAC, KTNQ 8/26 MONDAY CHICAGO CUBS 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/27 TUESDAY CHICAGO CUBS 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 8/28 WEDNESDAY CHICAGO CUBS 12:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/29 THURSDAY OFF DAY 8/30 FRIDAY SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 8/31 SATURDAY SAN DIEGO 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/1 SUNDAY SAN DIEGO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/2 MONDAY @ COLORADO 1:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/3 TUESDAY @ COLORADO 5:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/4 WEDNESDAY @ COLORADO 5:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/5 THURSDAY OFF DAY 9/6 FRIDAY @ CINCINNATI 4:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/7 SATURDAY @ CINCINNATI 10:05am FOX KLAC, KTNQ 9/8 SUNDAY @ CINCINNATI 10:10am KCAL* KLAC, KTNQ 9/9 MONDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/10 TUESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/11 WEDNESDAY ARIZONA 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/12 THURSDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/13 FRIDAY SAN FRANCISCO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/14 SATURDAY SAN FRANCISCO 6:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/15 SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO TBD PRIME* KLAC, KTNQ 9/16 MONDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/17 TUESDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/18 WEDNESDAY @ ARIZONA 6:40pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/19 THURSDAY @ ARIZONA 12:40pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/20 FRIDAY @ SAN DIEGO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/21 SATURDAY @ SAN DIEGO 5:40pm KCAL^ KLAC, KTNQ 9/22 SUNDAY @ SAN DIEGO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/23 MONDAY OFF DAY 9/24 TUESDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 7:15pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/25 WEDNESDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 7:15pm KCAL KLAC, KTNQ 9/26 THURSDAY @ SAN FRANCISCO 7:15pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/27 FRIDAY COLORADO 7:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ 9/28 SATURDAY COLORADO TBD PRIME^ KLAC, KTNQ 9/29 SUNDAY COLORADO 1:10pm PRIME KLAC, KTNQ * - Hold for ESPN, ^ - Hold for FOX, # - Blackout in Southern California.
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    cans california NEWS SERVICE (June–December) 2007 annual report “Appreciate it’s California- STORY BREAKOUT NUMBER OF RADIO/SPANISH STORIES STATION AIRINGS* specific news…Easy Budget Policy & Priorities 2/1 131 to use…Stories are Children’s Issues 4/3 235 timely…It’s all good…Send Citizenship/Representative Democracy 2 more environment and 130 Civil Rights 3/1 education…Covers stories 160 Community Issues below the threshold of 1 18 the larger news services… Education 4/2 253 Thanks.” Endangered Species/Wildlife 1/1 0 Energy Policy 1 52 California Broadcasters Environment 4/1 230 Global Warming/Air Quality 10/2 574 Health Issues 13/7 “PNS has helped us to 1,565 Housing/Homelessness 7/3 educate Californians on 353 Human Rights/Racial Justice the needs of children 4 264 and families in ways we Immigrant Issues 3/1 128 could have never done on International Relief 5 234 our own by providing an Oceans 2 129 innovative public service Public Lands/Wilderness 6/1 306 that enables us to reach Rural/Farming 2 128 broad audiences and Senior Issues 1/1 54 enhance our impact.” Sustainable Agriculture 1 88 Evan Holland Totals 76/24 5,032 Communications Associate Children’s Defense Fund * Represents the minimum number of times stories were aired. California Launched in June, 2007, the California News Service produced 76 radio and online news stories in the fi rst seven months which aired more than 5,032 times on 215 radio stations in California and 1,091 nationwide. Additionally, 24 Spanish stories were produced. Public News Service California News Service 888-891-9416 800-317-6701 fax 208-247-1830 fax 916-290-0745 * Represents the [email protected] number of times stories were aired.
  • Jones-Log-12-OCR-Page-0075.Pdf

    Jones-Log-12-OCR-Page-0075.Pdf

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  • Metro Report

    Metro Report

    Metro Report: Home CEO Hotline Viewpoint Classified Ads Archives Metro.net (web) Photos: Gayle Anderson Resources Safety Pressroom (web) Ask the CEO CEO Forum Employee Recognition Employee Activities Metro Projects Facts at a Glance (web) Archives Events Calendar Research Center/ Library Metro Classifieds Bazaar Director of Metro Commute Services David Metro Info Sutton, at left in top photo, sets the stage for presentation of the 2005 Golden Pylon awards 30/10 Initiative at the annual traffic reporters luncheon held Policies this year at Maggiano's 'Little Italy' restaurant in The Grove. And the winners are: Top left: Training KFWB traffic reporter Jeff Baugh and KCAL's Jon Help Desk Bruno. Top right, Baugh with KRTH 101's Chasta Mullings. Not pictured: CHP Officer Intranet Policy Rebecca Estrada, Air Watch traffic reporter Need e-Help? Brandi Lanai and KIIS FM traffic reporter Ginger Chan. Call the Help Desk at 2-4357 Contact myMetro.net Six Traffic Reporters Receive ‘Golden Pylon Awards’ from Southland Transit Agencies Ceremony kicks off annual Rideshare Week, Oct. 3 – 7 By DAVE SOTERO (Sept. 29, 2005) Transit agencies throughout Southern California presented http://intranet1/news/report/pylon2005Awards.htm[9/3/2015 8:19:52 AM] Metro Report: coveted Golden Pylon Awards to six TV and radio traffic reporters, Wednesday, recognizing them for dedication to keeping Southland traffic moving. Air Watch reporters, from left, Angel Martinez, Lori Ryan, Sabina Mora and Sharon Reardon. The reporters promote "Rideshare Thursday" on the air waves and encourage listeners to help fight traffic congestion. The awards were presented during a luncheon in Los Angeles by Metro, Orange County Transportation Authority, Riverside County Transportation Commission, San Bernardino Associated Governments and Ventura County Transportation Commission.
  • Recognized Latina Leader Yasmin Davidds Launches

    Recognized Latina Leader Yasmin Davidds Launches

    For Immediate Release This Sunday, June 19th, Yasmin Davidds, Empowerment Speaker and Expert in Latino Women’s Issues Launches Her Spanish Radio Show "¡Adelante Mujer!” on Univision Radio’s KTNQ 1020 AM Los Angeles, 24 de April de 2006 –Yasmin Davidds, recognized speaker, coach and expert in Latino women’s issues announces the launch of her Spanish radio show "¡Adelante Mujer!” co-hosted by TV personality Adriana Yañez. "¡Adelante Mujer!" will air every Sunday from 10 to 10:30 AM in the Los Angeles area on Univision Radio, KTNQ 1020 AM, beginning this Sunday, June 19th. Audience participation will be the core of the show, to share opinions on various issues that relate to Latino women. Davidds participates in many campaigns for women rights; she is a mentor for Latinos and now will be a permanent voice on the radio with the mission of empowering Latino women. "¡Adelante Mujer!" was created to offer listeners an educated forum to discuss topics related to Latino women, guided by Davidds’ expertise and Yañez’s casual conducting style. The show is part of Davidds’ effort to promote self-help and empowerment, following the launch of her latest product, “The Latinas Seven Principles” (English) and its Spanish version “¡Adelante Mujer! Los Siete Pasos al Éxito para la Mujer Latina”. The product is targeted to Latino women and includes a book with exercises and eight CD’s promoting strength, self- love, and individual power. Davidds can also be seen as a guest on the popular Univision morning show "Despierta América" on June 23rd. Davidds’ experiences began as the daughter of Latino immigrants living in a Latino neighborhood in the East San Gabriel Valley and continued as she enrolled in the University of Southern California where she received a degree in business.