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Santa Rosa, CA – Radio Stations

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The following is a list of radio stations originating in Sonoma County area, which can be heard in Santa Rosa. However, most of these stations do originate out of Santa Rosa.

We make our best effort to keep this list updated – however radio stations change faster then the wind changes directions at times. With few exceptions, do NOT become attached to your ‘favorite’ Sonoma County radio station – chances are it will change format fairly quickly – certain numbers on the dial are more subject to this then others. Please post your comments below if you notice one of the listings is out of date.

FM Stations

Stations Type of Music
KBBF 89.1 Oldest Bi-lingual station in the USA
KRCB 91.1 Public Radio
KFGY 92.9 Modern Country
KJZY 93.7 KJZY
KSXY 95.5 Latino
KRSH 95.9 Contemporary
KNOB 96.7 96X, alternative rock
KVRV 97.7 Classic Rock – The River
KXTS 98.7 Exitos
KBLL 99.1 COUNTRY LEGENDS, **BEST STATION IN SR**
KSXY 100.9 Modern Alternative, The 101
KXFX 101.7 Sonoma County’s Hit Music Station, Hot 101.7
KWVF 102.7 The Wolf 102.7, Greatest Hits
KSRO 103.5 Talk Radio
KJOR 104.1 Spanish Oldies
KTRY 106.3 New hot country, The Bull
KMHX 107.9 Sonoma County’s Greatest Hits (K Hits 107.9)

AM Stations

Stations Type of Music
KSRO 1350 Talk Radio
KRRS 1460 Spanish

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Comments

  1. Ruthie says

    October 11, 2013 at 2:27 am

    Hi, I like the new Vintage 95.5 music, but IT IS 95% MALE SINGERS. PUT SOME FEMALE SINGERS AND GROUPS ALSO!!!

  2. Dave says

    October 11, 2013 at 10:21 am

    Radio stations change formats so quickly across all markets – will see how long this next “format” lasts. That is a good point about Vintage 95.5 Santa Rosa – not a brilliant move to alienate a good portion of the listening audience by sex, especially so – when you are just starting with a new format.

  3. Duke Evans says

    December 28, 2014 at 7:50 am

    We’re sorta laughing, in that now we got 3 FM’s in Sonoma County that basically play the same 70’s oldies. We laughed through the Eddie Money record, the Bob Seger record, and especially the 8 minute long Miss American Pie record. And then there’s the repeating of these same songs!

    We had fun with this on KTOB, razzing about the repetitions. I suppose we could continue on KBBF.

    —Duke & Banner

  4. Suzie says

    October 22, 2015 at 1:34 pm

    So now 95.5 is only playing classical music while a week or so ago, it played vintage light rock!
    what happened??

  5. Gene Poon says

    November 23, 2015 at 4:48 am

    Playing the same, tired oldies-oriented rock wasn’t making it…especially with a weaker signal than the competition. Why not try something new, especially in a college town where classical could find an audience?

  6. Dave says

    March 3, 2020 at 1:14 am

    KBBL and KJZY swapped? Ok. Trying to keep up with SC radio station format and numerical switches is a full time job.

  7. Philpers says

    March 24, 2021 at 11:30 am

    Found an oldies 1920’s music on 96.3 fm. Probably an accident frequency from the valley. Tend to get alot of that type music when traveling on 5 to LA. What do you think?

  8. Kit says

    September 14, 2022 at 9:45 am

    I had heard years ago that Santa Rosa had a true AOR Album Oriented Rock FM station, my guess is that it was similar to KSAN in San Francisco. That station went country in 1989, and then went to Classic Rock. KRSH is about the only one other than KRCB that plays anything similar to this format.

  9. Kit Taylor says

    September 14, 2022 at 9:52 am

    I like a station that plays good Album Oriented Rock music with less commercials, talk, (some back announcing the songs played after a twenty minute segment. That’s what I remembered in the early seventies. That’s the kind of radio I listened to around 1973 when I got a decent stereo.
    Nowadays it’s mostly with computer assist. Nothing bad as such, just an observation.

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