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KCBS is the Bay Area’s only all news station, serving listeners with local, national and world news around the clock, traffic and weather together every ten minutes “on the eights,” money watch updates at :25 and :55 and sports reports at :15 and :45.

KCBS is part of CBS Radio, a division of CBS Corp. and one of the largest network-owned station groups in the country.

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Our offices and studios are located at:
865 Battery Street
San Francisco, CA 94111

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Options for Listening to our Stream Online:
To listen on your desktop, go to Radio.com.
For mobile users, you can download the official Radio.com application from the iTunes store or your Android Market place.
For Internet radio device listeners, you can access stations directly as follows:
http://provisioning.streamtheworld.com/pls/KCBSAMAAC.pls OR
http://provisioning.streamtheworld.com/pls/KCBSAM.pls

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We air free Public Service Announcements for nonprofits (may be evergreen pieces or for an upcoming local event). Please send a 15-20 second script at least 2-3 weeks prior to the date (the earlier the better!). We’ll take a look and depending on the schedule, we will try to get it on the rotation. We also accept pre-recorded 30s and 60s (if you’re able to produce high quality PSAs) but these need to be submitted earlier. 1-2 months is ideal and should be sent as mp3s. You can also submit your events for our online calendar here.
Any questions? Contact Pixie Clay at clay@kcbs.com.

Radio:
Kieran Geffert
KCBS General Sales Manager
geffertk@sfradio.cbs.com
415-765-4123

Online:
Brad Bludau
Digital Sales Manager
Brad.bludau@cbs.com
415-765-4085

The Bay Area’s only all news radio station, KCBS started out as the hobby of scientist and inventor Charles Herrold. Giving birth to the world’s first radio station, Herrold and his engineering students began broadcasting regularly-scheduled programming in 1909 on a 14-watt transmitter in San Jose. Originally, the station simply identified itself as “This is San Jose Calling.” When radio licenses were issued in 1921, “Doc” Herrold was assigned the call letters of KQW. The station kept those call letters until CBS purchased it in 1949, broadcasting as KCBS at 740 AM on the dial.

News radio was born in 1968, when KCBS became the first all news station in Northern California. It was then and continues to be one of the top-rated radio stations in the Bay Area, serving more than a million Bay Area listeners each week.

In October 2008, KCBS began simulcasting its all news programming on the FM dial at 106.9, reaching more listeners by combining the power of AM with the clarity of FM. KCBS was also one of the first Bay Area stations to broadcast in HD digital sound

KCBS is among the most honored radio stations in the United States, winning every major national award for excellence in broadcast journalism. These awards include the Peabody Award, the duPont-Columbia Award, five Edward R. Murrow Awards for Overall Excellence from the national Radio-TV News Directors Association, the Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Crystal Award for public service from the National Association of Broadcasters.

With a news style reflecting the Bay Area’s hunger for up to the minute information and in depth reporting, KCBS proudly provides the latest national and international news from CBS, plus local and regional news, traffic, weather, money, and sports updates 24/7. Additional KCBS features include John Madden (live weekdays at 8:15am), In Depth, 60 Minutes and Face the Nation; plus hi-tech, entertainment, food, finance, health, and recreation reports.

As the world’s first broadcasting station, KCBS is celebrating 100 years of news, information and innovation.

– For much more on the “Doc” Herrold story and the early days of KCBS, go to www.charlesherrold.org