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San Gabriel San Jacinto San Joaquin San Jose KUSF Alternative [AP*] KISQ Urban AC [SB] KITS New Rock [NR] 90.3 3000w 300ft 98.1 100000W 960ft 6s 5c 7c 4t 7t 105.3 15000W 1200ft 7s University of San Francisco -(-Chancellor Media Corp. +CBS 415-386-5873 Sisterto: KABL,KIOI,KKSF, Sisterto: KCBS.KFRC,KFRC-FM, 2130 Fulton St., 94117 KMEL,KNEW,KYLD KLLC,KOME.KYCY,KYCY-FM GM Steve Runyon PD Kate Ingram 415-788-5225 fax 415-395-9886 415-512-1053 fax 415-777-0608 San Francisco/Oakland market 750 Battery St., Ste. 200, 94111 730 Harrison St. #300, 94107 GM Joe Bayliss PD Michael Erickson GM/SM Bill Lynch PD Richard Sands KALW News-Talk [NX-TK*] SM Steve Watkins 91.7 1900w 920ft San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 1.8% 14900p San Francisco Unified S. D. San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 3.0% 24900p San Jose Arbitran 1.3% 2600p 415-841-4121 San Jose Arbitran 2.1% 4200p KMEL R&B [RB] 500 Mansell St., 94134 KSOL Regional Mexican [SS-MX] 106.1 69000w 1290ft 2s GM/PD Jeff Ramirez 98.9 6000w 1355ft 5s 7s 3c 4c 4t 6t +Chancellor Media Corp. San Francisco/Oakland market +Heftel Broadcasting Sisterto: KABL,KIOI,KISQ, KYCY-FM Country [CW] Sisterto: KZOL KKSF,KNEW,KYLD 93.3 50000w 492ft DA 6s 7s 4c 4t 415-989-5765 fax 415-243-0384 415-538-1061 fax 415-538-1078 cp: 44600,518 DA app: 33000,594 642 Harrison St., Ste. 404, 94107 340 Townsend St., Ste, 5-106, 94107 +CBS GM All Shepherd PD Joaquim Garza GM Richard Kelley PD Joey Arbagey Sister to: KCBS.KFRC,KFRC-FM, SM Michelle Falo SM Dan Haight KITS,KLLC,KOME,KYCY San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 1.9% 15500p San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 3.4% 27900p KFRC-FM Oldies [OL] San Jose Arbitran 1.7% 3500p 415-391-9330 fax 415-951-2325 - 500 Washington St., 4th fl„ 94111 99.7 39500W 1299ft 6s7s1c1t1p KEAR Religion [RL ] GM Will Schutte PD Eric Logan +CBS 106.9 80000W 1120ft SM Bob Ferro Sister to: KCBS.KFRC,KITS,KLLC, cp: 80000,1000 San Franclsco/Oakland Arbitran 1.5% 12600p KOME.KYCY,KYCY-FM -(-Family Stations, Inc. San José Arbitran .7% 1400p 415-391-9970 fax 415-397-7655 510-568-6200 fax 510-568-6190 KYLD Dance-CHR [CH-RB] 500 Washington St., 2nd fl„ 94111 290 Hegenberger Rd., Oakland 94621 94.9 30000W 1207ft 6s7c7t GM Will Schutte PD Brian Thomas GM Matthew Pearce PD Craig Hulsebos +Chancellor Media Corp. SM Peter O'Brien San Francisco/Oakland market Sister to: KABL,KIOI,KISQ, San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 2.5% 21000p 2nd market San Jose KKSF,KMEL,KNEW San Jose Arbitran 2.1% 4100p 415-391-1077 fax 415-616-5700 KIOI Hot AC [AH] San Gabriel 55 Green St., Ste. 200, 94111 101.3 125000W 1160ft DA 4s +Chancellor Media Corp. GM Richard Kelley PD Michael Martin KALI Ethnic/Spanish [ET/SS] Sisterto: KABL,KISQ,KKSF, SM Joe Cunningham 1430 5000/5000W DA-2 4s 4t San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 4.2% 34700p KMEL,KNEW,KYLD -i-Way Broadcasting, Inc. 415-538-1013 fax 415-538-1000 San José Arbitran 5.0% 9900p Sisterto: KALI-FM 340 Townsend St., Ste. 5-101, 94107 KZQZ CHR [CH] 626-844-8882 fax 626-844-0156 GM Brent Osborne PD Bob Hamilton 747 E. Green St., 4th fl„ Pasadena 91101 95.7 6900w 1289ft 4s7s7c7c4t7t San Franclsco/Oakland Arbitran 2.9% 24300p GM/PD Gary Mercer SM Jose Calles +Bonneville International Corp. San Jose Arbitran 2.2% 4400p Los Angeles market Sisterto: KDFC-FM,KOIT,KOIT-FM KDFC-FM Classical [FA] 415-957-0957 fax 415-356-8394 102.1 33000W 1046ft 7s 7s 4p 600 Harrison St., Ste. 520, 94107 San Jacinto GM Allan Hotlen PD Mike Edwards +Bonneville International Corp. SM Cheryl Hangartner Sister to: KOIT,KOIT-FM,KZQZ KWRP Adult Standards [AS] San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 2.7% 22100p 415-975-5555 fax 415-975-5573 96.1 250w 1565ft DA 9n 4p San Jose Arbitran 2.6% 5200p 455 Market St., Ste. 2300, 94105 HSC Radio, Inc. KOIT-FM Soft AC [SA] GM Valerie Howard PD Bill O'Connell 909-929-5088 fax 909-658-8822 96.5 33000W 1410ft SM Susan Wolin 475 W. Stetson Ave., Ste. U, Hemet 92543 cp: 24000,1575 San Francisco/Oakland Arbitron2.8%23100p GM Jerry Hartline PD Gary Parkhurst +Bonnevllle International Corp. San Jose Arbitran 2.3% 4500p SM Judy Whitson Sisterto: KDFC-FM,KOIT,KZQZ KKSF Jazz [JZ] Riverside/San Bernardino Arbitran 2.8%6400p 415-777-0965 fax 415-896-0965 103.7 7800w 1470ft 7s 400 2nd St., Ste. 300, 94107 app: 7200,1512 San Joaquin GM Chuck Tweedle PD Bill Conway -(-Chancellor Media Corp. Sisterto: KABL,KIOI,KISQ, San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 3.6%29500p KVPC [cp-new] San José Arbitran 2.3% 4700p KMEL,KNEW,KYLD 105.5 25000W 328ft 9n 415-975-5555 fax 415-975-5573 KLLC Modern AC [MA] +Wllliam Zawila & S. Lundborg 455 Market St., Ste. 2300, 94105 97.3 82000W 1014ft 5s 6c 5t 6t 5p 209- GM Doug Sterne PD Lee Hansen +CBS Fresno market SM Joe Carlffe Sister to: KCBS,KFRC,KFRC-FM, San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 3.3%27100p KITS, KOME.KYCY,KYCY-FM San Jose Arbitran 2.2% 4400p San Jose 415-765-4000 fax 415-765-4084 KFOG Adult Alternative [AP] 1 Embarcadero Center Ste. 3200, 94111 104.5 7900w 1454ft KLOK Regional Mexican [SS-MX] GM Steven DiNardo PD Louis Kaplan cp: 7100,1506 1170 50000/5000W DA-2 2s 6s SM Susan Seifert +EXCL Communications -(-Susquehanna Radio Corp. San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 2.5% 21100p Sister to: KBRG Sisterto: KFFG,KNBR,KSAN,KTCT San Jose Arbitran 1.8% 3700p 415-817-5364 fax 415-995-6867 408-274-1170 fax 408-274-1818 55 Hawthorne St., 11 th fl„ 94105 2905 S. King Rd., 95122 GM/SM Sue Bell PD Guillermo Prince GM Dwight Walker PD Paul Marszalek San Jose Arbitran 2.5% 5100p SM Julie Kahn San Francisco/Oakland Arbitran 1.4% 11300p San Francisco/Oakland Arbitron2.6%21300p San Jose Arbitran 1.7% 3300p .
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