LA Times on MSN10d
L.A.’s classical KUSC will merge programming with San Francisco sister station
KUSC and the Bay Area's KDFC will combine their radio programming and on-air staffs. Cost cutting is not to blame, leadership ...
NBC Los Angeles10d
Recording artists to Congress: Force radio stations to pay us for our songs
More than 300 recording artists, including some of the biggest names in the music industry, are pressing lawmakers to pass a bill that would require terrestrial radio stations to pay them for the ...
Santa Clarita Radio11d
Today In SCV History: Groundbreaking Of The County Civic Center
Feb. 11, 1970, Los Angeles County 5th District Supervisor Warren M. Dorn led the groundbreaking ceremony for what would ...
Famed ‘80s DJ Richard Blade On His Memoir And Opening For Howard Jones And ABC’s Tour
The renowned deejay, who put New Wave on the map in Southern California, talks about his life and career as documented the ...
Radio Ink12d
Gene Bryan Returns to SBS as Chief Revenue Officer
Gene Bryan has rejoined Spanish Broadcasting System as Chief Revenue Officer, taking over responsibilities last held by ...
RBR12d
Gene Bryan Takes CRO Role At SBS
In April 1996, he rose from General Sales Manager to General Manager of Spanish Broadcasting System's flagship New York ...
Los Angeles Allowed Hillside Homes to Multiply Despite Fiery Past
Since the historic wildfires, some officials have suggested that every rebuilt home have fire-resistant materials and fire ...
LAist4d
Radio show for teens
Crisis Communicator, a radio show hosted by Boyle Heights teenager Kennia Camacho, has become a place for Los Angeles teens to share how they cope with anxiety, stress and depression.
LAist on MSN4d
The radio show taking on California’s youth mental health crisis
From a small station in Boyle Heights, 18-year-old Kennia Camacho talks with teens about anxiety, stress and depression.