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Radio station in Fresno, California
KCBL Broadcast area Fresno, California Frequency 1340 kHz Branding Fox Sports AM1340 Format Sports Affiliations Fox Sports Radio , NBC Sports Radio , Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network Owner KALZ , KBOS-FM , KRZR , KFSO-FM , KHGE , KRDU , KFBT , KSOF First air date
1953 Former call signs
KMAK (1953-1988)[1] Facility ID 9749 Class C Power 1,000 watts Transmitter coordinates
36°45′51″N 119°47′08″W / 36.76417°N 119.78556°W / 36.76417; -119.78556 Webcast Listen Live Website https://foxsportsradio1340.iheart.com/
KCBL is an American sports talk radio station broadcasting on 1340 AM . Established in 1953 (As KMAK - cf. Fresno Bee Radio Log) and licensed to serve Fresno, California , United States, the station is currently owned by iHeartMedia, Inc. .[2] call sign on December 16, 1996.[1] Fresno City College .
The first station to occupy 1340 kHz in Fresno was KFRE (cf. White's Radio Log, May 1942) which later took over 940 kHz from KTKC, Visalia.
KCBL serves as the local affiliate for Fox Sports Radio and NBC Sports Radio.
File:Fox Sports 1340 1400 Logo.jpg former logo References
^ a b "KCBL Call Sign History" . FCC Media Bureau CDBS Public Access Database . Retrieved March 2, 2011 .^ "Directory of AM and FM Stations and Market Data for the United States". 1954 Broadcasting Yearbook-Marketbook . Washington, DC: Broadcasting Publications, Inc. 1954. p. 84.
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