Radio KDYA-AM (Gospel 1190 the Light)
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Originally, the station debuted August 1, 1947, as KGYW, and later became KNBA, carrying a "middle of the road" (MOR) format. The station was long owned by Louis J. Ripa until his death February 20, 1992. KNBA was assigned to the frequency 1190 kHz (AM) in 1960; the calls were in use until 1992, when the... See more
Vallejo AM|1190
(510)222-4242
[email protected]
3260 Blume Dr Suite 520Richmond, CA 94806
http://www.gospel1190.net
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KDYA is a radio station licensed to Vallejo, California, but serves the San Francisco Bay Area. It broadcasts on 1190 frequency on the AM dial with an urban contemporary gospel format. It is known over the air as "Gospel 1190 The Light".
Originally, the station debuted August 1, 1947, as KGYW, and later became KNBA, carrying a "middle of the road" (MOR) format. The station was long owned by Louis J. Ripa until his death February 20, 1992. KNBA was assigned to the frequency 1190 kHz (AM) in 1960; the calls were in use until 1992, when the frequency changed call letters to KXBT, eventually becoming its present call sign, KDYA. 1190's sister-station at 1640 AM is a Christian teaching-ministry format KDIA, also licensed to Vallejo. The station carried Oakland Athletics Spanish radio broadcasts in the daytime, while KDIA broadcast night games from 2009 to the middle of the 2010 season.
The KNBA calls are now in use by a radio station in Anchorage, Alaska.
Originally, the station debuted August 1, 1947, as KGYW, and later became KNBA, carrying a "middle of the road" (MOR) format. The station was long owned by Louis J. Ripa until his death February 20, 1992. KNBA was assigned to the frequency 1190 kHz (AM) in 1960; the calls were in use until 1992, when the frequency changed call letters to KXBT, eventually becoming its present call sign, KDYA. 1190's sister-station at 1640 AM is a Christian teaching-ministry format KDIA, also licensed to Vallejo. The station carried Oakland Athletics Spanish radio broadcasts in the daytime, while KDIA broadcast night games from 2009 to the middle of the 2010 season.
The KNBA calls are now in use by a radio station in Anchorage, Alaska.
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