KRCD-FM
| City |
KRCD: Inglewood KRCV: West Covina |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area |
KRCD: Los Angeles KRCV: Riverside-San Bernardino |
| Branding | 103.9 FM/98.3 FM Recuerdo |
| Frequency |
KRCD: 103.9 MHz KRCV: 98.3 MHz |
| First air date |
KRCD: 1961 (as KTYM-FM) KRCV: 1962 (as KBOB-FM) |
| Format | Spanish Adult Hits |
| Audience share | 3.2  (January 2017, Nielsen Audio[1]) |
| ERP |
KRCD: 4,100 watts KRCV: 6,000 watts |
| HAAT |
KRCD: 118 meters KRCV: 91 meters |
| Class |
KRCD: A KRCV: A |
| Facility ID |
KRCD: 1025 KRCV: 19088 |
| Transmitter coordinates |
KRCD:34°0′26″N 118°21′54″W / 34.00722°N 118.36500°W KRCV:34°4′18″N 117°48′46″W / 34.07167°N 117.81278°W |
| Callsign meaning |
KRCD: ReCuerDo (station name) KRCV: ReCuerdo West CoVina |
| Former callsigns |
KRCD: KTYM-FM (1961-?) KACE (?-2000) KRCV: KBOB-FM (1962-1993) KMNA (11/1993-12/1993) KBOB (12/3/1993-12/10/1993) KMQA (1993-1996) KRTO (1996-2000) |
| Owner |
Univision Radio (Univision Radio License Corporation) |
| Sister stations | KLVE, KSCA, KTNQ, KMEX-DT, KFTR-DT |
| Webcast | Listen Live (via iHeartRadio) |
| Website | Official Website |
KRCD is a commercial radio station in Inglewood, California, broadcasting to the Los Angeles area on 103.9 FM. The station is owned by Univision Radio, a subsidiary of Univision Communications.
KRCV is a commercial radio station in West Covina, California, broadcasting to the western sections of the Riverside-San Bernardino (Inland Empire) area on 98.3 FM.
KRCV & KRCD airs a Spanish language adult hits music format branded as "Recuerdo".
The stations' have studios located on Center Drive (near I-405) in West Los Angeles. KRCD's transmitter is based on a site in the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area in Baldwin Hills (mountain range), while KRCV's transmitter is based in Pomona.
The very first Black music programming on 103.9-FM, Los Angeles, was in 1961. In those days FM was in its infancy and most people did not have FM in their autos. When Al Williams's KTYM AM was purchased the KTYM-FM was thrown in for free.
The very first Black Operations Manager on Los Angeles FM was Charles (Chuck) Johnson and the very first Black Program Director was Lonnie Cook, they constituted the only paid staff. The broadcast was on from sunset to midnight after a switchover from daytime programming. The station airtime was brokered with the exception of the shows hosted by these two. Cook hailed from Kansas City, Kansas, and Johnson had been a celebrated DJ at KPRS Kansas City, MO.
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