KCBS All News 740 AM & 106.9 FM:

Established in 1948, KCBS All News 740 AM & 106.9 FM is a radio station located in San Francisco, California. KCBS has the second largest coverage area of any news radio station in America and broadcasts on two frequencies: 740 AM and 106.9 FM with 50 kilowatts of power at night for KCBS-FM’s signal strength to reach into parts of Northern California, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona during daylight hours.

KCBS also offers a 24/7 streaming audio feed online or mobile devices with select programming available from its website. KCBS is owned by CBS Radio and produces KCBS News, KBCW-FM NewsTalk 96.25, and KKSF Live 105. KCBS News covers the most up-to-date news in California, and KBCW produces a popular evening newscast.

The KCBS All News station is home to some of the nation’s best journalists, including anchors Angela Hill, Maureen Maher, and Jeff Bellin; reporters Amy Hollyfield, Ken Bastida, and Joyce Chen. KCBS also has an extensive sports department with announcers such as Tom Tolbert, Gary Radnich, and John Lund on KHTK Sports 1140 AM/106.15 FM or KGMZ Radio 95.0 FM/680 AM The Game which airs live coverage of all Oakland Raiders football games along with San Francisco Giants baseball broadcasts from AT&T Park for those who can’t attend at the ballpark.

Some KCBS All News programming you’ll hear on the air includes KBCW’s “The Dave Ross Show” with comedian and KTVU Channel Two anchor in San Francisco. Still, KHTK Sports 1140 AM/106.15 FM is a respected voice for sports information such as Oakland Raiders football games or San Francisco Giants baseball coverage.

KBCW airs a popular evening newscast at KCBS, KHTK Sports 1140 AM/106.15 FM, and KGMZ Radio 95.0 FM/680 AM. The Game all have play-by-play of Oakland Raiders football games during the NFL season while KBCW offers live coverage for San Francisco Giants baseball broadcasts from AT&T Park in other seasons; KSF Live 105 has an extensive playlist with music programming such as “The Alice 97.37 Morning Show” and “98 Rock Afternoon Drive Home Edition” to name only two stations that share their dedication to local news content on KCBS All News 106.99 & 107.