List of broadcast stations owned by CBS Radio

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The following is a list of radio stations owned by CBS Radio, a division of CBS, Inc.

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Currently owned[edit]

Arizona[edit]

Phoenix[edit]

California[edit]

Los Angeles[edit]

Palm Springs[edit]

Riverside[edit]

Sacramento[edit]

San Bernardino[edit]

San Diego[edit]

San Francisco[edit]

Connecticut[edit]

Hartford[edit]

District of Columbia[edit]

Washington[edit]

Florida[edit]

Orlando[edit]

Tampa[edit]

West Palm Beach[edit]

Georgia[edit]

Atlanta[edit]

Illinois[edit]

Chicago[edit]

Maryland[edit]

Annapolis[edit]

Baltimore[edit]

Massachusetts[edit]

Boston[edit]

Michigan[edit]

Detroit[edit]

Minnesota[edit]

Minneapolis-Saint Paul[edit]

Missouri[edit]

St. Louis[edit]

Nevada[edit]

Las Vegas[edit]

New York[edit]

New York City[edit]

North Carolina[edit]

Charlotte[edit]

Ohio[edit]

Cleveland[edit]

Pennsylvania[edit]

Philadelphia[edit]

Pittsburgh[edit]

Texas[edit]

Dallas/Ft. Worth[edit]

Houston[edit]

Washington[edit]

Seattle[edit]

Formerly owned stations[edit]

California[edit]

Fresno[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Peak Broadcasting)

Sacramento[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel)

Colorado[edit]

Denver[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Wilks Broadcasting)

Florida[edit]

West Palm Beach[edit]

(Note: Sold to Good Karma Broadcasting, LLC)

Maryland[edit]

Baltimore[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel)

Missouri[edit]

Kansas City[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Wilks Broadcasting)

New York[edit]

Buffalo[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Regent Communications)

Rochester[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom, who in turn divested three stations to Stephens Media Group as required by the FCC)

North Carolina[edit]

Graham[edit]

Greensboro[edit]

Winston-Salem[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Curtis Media Group.)

Ohio[edit]

Cincinnati[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom, who in turn sold three of those stations to Bonneville International and then Hubbard Broadcasting. WGRR was later swapped to Cumulus Media.)

Oregon[edit]

Portland[edit]

(Note: KINK, KXL-FM (formerly KUFO), KUPL and KUFO (formerly KXFD) sold to Alpha Broadcasting; KLTH and KXJM sold to Clear Channel)

Tennessee[edit]

Memphis[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom)

Texas[edit]

Austin[edit]

(Note: Sold entire cluster to Entercom)

San Antonio[edit]

(Note: Sold to BMP Radio)

Washington[edit]

Tacoma[edit]

(Note: Sold to Clear Channel)