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Modesto Monterey Bay/Salinas Oxnard/Ventura Palm Springs/Indio MERCED CONTINUED 88.9 KUSP Santa Cruz, CA NX/VA' 89.7 KLVM Prunedale, CA 95.9 KNTO Livingston, CA SS-MX 2.5 600 3.5 RC&* 89.9 KFER Santa Cruz, CA RL&* 96.3 KUBB Mariposa, CA CW& 10.2 2500 8.2 90.3 KAZU Pacific Grove, CA JZA/A' 97.5 KABX-FM Merced, CA OL& 5.7 1400 6.6 90.9 KHDC Chualar, CA SS/VA* 98.7 KFMK Winton, CA SS-MX 1.6 400 91.9 KSPB Pebble Beach, CA VA* 99.9 KCIV Mount Bullion, CA RL 1.6 400 .8 92.7 KRQC-FM Marina, CA CR 3.2 2500 2.8 101.5KAMB Merced, CA RC* 4.3 3.5 93.5 KAXT Hollister, CA CW 2.8 2200 1.1 1.9 2.2 104.7KHTN Los Banos, CA CH-RB 13.5 3300 8.9 93.9 KLFA King City, CA SS-MX 1.1 900 1.9 1.7 2.4 106.3 KFIE Merced, CA AC& 3.5 94.5 KUFX Gilroy, CA CR 2.7 2100 3.8 3.5 4.5 107.7KZFT Merced, CA Z 95.5 KBOQ Carmel, CA FA 4.3 3400 3.6 4.5 3.7 [16 stations 2 AM 14 FM] 96.1 KSQQ Morgan Hill, CA ET 96.9 KWAV Monterey, CA AC 3.2 2500 4.9 5.2 6.4 99.1 KYLZ Santa Cruz, CA CH-RBs 2.3 1800 2.0 1.7 2.6 99.5 KLOK-FM Greenfield, CA SS-MXs 5.1 4000 4.9 4.1 2.4 Modesto 100.7KTOM-FM Salinas, CA CW 5.3 4200 5.2 5.1 5.0 101.7KXDC Carmel, CA JZ .8 600 .5 1.0 .6 MSTRANK131 ARBRANK122 METRO 330,400 TSA 996,800 102.1 KRKC-FM King City, CA AC/SSn .6 .5 102.5 KDON-FM Salinas, CA Freo. Calls Citv of License Format F95 Pers. S95 CH-RB 5.1 4000 4.9 5.6 7.6 103.5 KRAY Salinas, CA 770 KCBC Riverbank, CA RL SS-MX 2.5 2000 2.2 2.0 2.9 103.9KJMY Seaside, CA 860 KTRB Modesto, CA SS-MX 1.5 800 1.5 SA/JZn 104.3 KMBY-FM Gonzales, CA 920 KLOC Ceres, CA SS-MX 2.4 1300 1.3 AP 105.1 KOCN Pacific Grove, CA 1.9 1500 1.8 2.2 1.6 970 KBEE Modesto, CA AS& 5.6 3000 5.4 OL& 106.3 KLUE Soledad, CA 6.7 5300 4.0 2.5 2.7 1330 KLBS Los Banos, CA SS/ET CW 107.1 KVRG-FM Seaside, CA .4 1360 KFIV Modesto, CA NX-TK 3.2 1700 1.5 SS-AC 107.5 KPIG Freedom, CA .6 500 .9 .6 1390 KCDR Turlock, CA SS-MXs AP 107.9KSEA Greenfield, CA 2.8 2200 4.1 4.3 2.B 88.7 KMPO Modesto, CA SS-VA* cp-new 89.5 KBES Ceres, CA ET/VA* 90.5 KADV Modesto, CA RL* [46 stations 18 AM 28 FM] 91.3 KUOP Stockton, CA JZ/FA/RB 93.1 KOSO Patterson, CA AH 3.6 1900 4.2 93.9 KEJC Modesto, CA cp-new Oxnard/Ventura 95.1 KDJK Oakdale, CA NR 3.8 2000 3.9 95.9 KNTO Livingston, CA SS-MX 1.0 MSTRANK106 ARBRANK110 METRO 362,200 TSA 751,400 96.3 KUBB Mariposa, CA CW& .8 400 1.0 Frea. Calls Format F95 Pers. S95 96.7 KVFX Manteca, CA CR 1.9 1000 3.9 City ?f License 670 KWNK Simi Valley, CA SX& 97.1 KZMS Patterson, CA SS-MX& 850 KAHS Thousand Oaks, CA PT& 97.5 KABX-FM Merced, CA OL& 3.0 1600 1.7 910 KOXR Oxnard, CA SS-MX 1.0 600 1.3 98.3 KWNN Turlock, CA CH-RBs 4.9 2600 5.2 1400 KKZZ Santa Paula, CA AS& 4.8 2900 2.9 98.9 KTDO Columbia, CA SS-AC 1450 KVEN Ventura, CA NX-TK 3.1 1900 2.9 99.9 KCIV Mount Bullion, CA RL .6 300 1.0 1620 KTRO Port Hueneme, CA SS-MX& .7 400 1.7 100.9KMIX Tracy, CA CW 3.0 1600 3.1 1590 KXSP Ventura, CA SS-OL .3 200 1.0 101.5 KAMB Merced, CA RC* 88.3 KCLU Thousand Oaks, CA NX/JZ* 102.3KJSN Modesto, CA AC 8.7 4600 6.2 89.1 KCRU Oxnard, CA VA* r:KCRW 103.3 KATM Modesto, CA CW 15.6 8300 17.1 90.3 KMRO Camarillo, CA RL/SS* 104.1 KHOP Modesto, CA AR 5.3 2800 6.4 91.1 KCPB Thousand Oaks, CA FA' r:KUSC 104.7KHTN Los Banos, CA CH-RB 1.7 900 2.7 92.7 KNJO Thousand Oaks, CA SA& .5 105.5KRVR Copperopolis, CA JZ 1.1 600 1.3 95.1 KBBY-FM Ventura, CA AC 4.6 2800 6.1 107.3 KSTN-FM Stockton, CA SS-MX 1.7 900 1.0 95.9 KOCP Camarillo, CA CR& 1.5 900 1.5 [30 stations 7 AM 23 FM] 96.7 KXBS Santa Paula, CA NR 1.1 700 2.5 98.3 KDAR Oxnard, CA RL 1.1 700 1.5 99.9 KTYD Santa Barbara, CA AR 1.6 1000 .5 Monterey Bay/Salinas 100.7KHAY Ventura, CA CW 8.2 5000 7.3 102.9KXLM Oxnard, CA SS-MX 6.2 3800 9.3 103.3 KRUZ Santa Barbara, CA AH 3.3 2000 1.2 M ST RANK 84 ARB RANK 7B METRO 478,400 TSA 511,900 103.7 KMLA El Rio, CA cp-new Freo. Calls Citv of License Format F95 Pers. U95 S95 W95 104.7KCAQ Oxnard, CA CH-RB 6.1 3700 6.7 540 KIEZ Carmel Valley, CA Z .2 .5 .1 105.5KTND Ojai, CA CW .7 400 1.2 630 KIDD Monterey, CA AS& 3.0 2400 2.8 3.4 2.2 107.1 KAXX Ventura, CA NR r:KMAX 700 KVRG Soledad, CA SS-MX 880 KKMC Gonzales, CA RL .5 400 .5 .6 .9 [24 stations 7 AM 17 FM] 980 KCTY Salinas, CA SS-MX 1.8 1400 .9 1.4 1.1 1080 KSCO Santa Cruz, CA TK 2.0 1600 2.4 2.5 2.4 1120 KZSJ San Martin, CA SS-MX& Palm Springs/Indio 1200 KOQI Soquel, CA cp-new 1240 KNRY Monterey, CA NX-TK& .7 MSTRANK158 ARB RANk 151 METRO 238,200 TSA 238,200 1290 KAZA Gilroy, CA SS-MX Freo. Calls Format F95 Pers. sas 1340 KOMY Watsonville, CA Z Citv 9f Lítense 920 KDES Palm Springs, CA OLs 1380 KTOM Salinas, CA CWs .8 600 .2 .6 .6 970 KCLB Coachella, CA SS-MX 1.5 600 1.0 1410 KRML Carmel, CA JZ .6 500 1010 KPSL Thousand Palms, CA TK& .5 200 .7 11460 KHTX Salinas, CA Z 1140 KCMJ Palm Springs, CA AS .5 200 1.2 1490 KRKC King City, CA CW 1270 KNWZ Thousand Palms, CA NX-TKs 1.5 600 1.7 1520 KMPG Hollister, CA SS .6 500 .6 1340 KWXY Cathedral City, CA EZs 2.0 800 .7 1540 KMBY Capltola, CA Z .4 1400 KUNA Indio, CA SS-MX& 1.3 500 .5 1570 KTGE Salinas, CA SS-MX 2.9 2300 2.5 2.4 3.1 1450 KPSI Palm Springs, CA TK& 2.0 800 1.5 88.1 KZSC Santa Cruz, CA JZA/A* .
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