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Art Webb Promoted to PD of 790 KABC, 810 KSFO
Webb's promotion comes after the prior Program Director, Luis Segura, was named to the same role at 105.9 WMAL in Washington, D.C.
John Phillips Inks Contract Extension With 790 KABC, 810 KSFO
“We are thrilled to extend The John Phillips Show and will continue to have John Phillips and Randy Wang speak about accountability in California to their loyal audience."
790 KABC Program Director Luis Segura Named PD of 105.9 WMAL
790 KABC Program Director Luis Segura has been named the new Program Director of 105.9 WMAL in Washington, D.C.
Segura originally joined KABC in Los...
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market News/Talk Radio Program Directors of 2025
"A total of 35 program directors appeared on ballots submitted for voting consideration in the Major Market News/Talk Radio Program Directors category."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market News/Talk Radio Midday Shows of 2025
"A total of 37 shows appeared on ballots submitted for voting consideration in the Major Market News/Talk Radio Midday Shows category."
790 KABC Becomes New Radio Flagship For UCLA Sports Network
"We are tremendously excited to partner with UCLA as the new official broadcast home of Bruins football and men’s basketball and look forward to turning up the volume on Bruins coverage"
The Interview: The John Phillips Show on 790 KABC
How do you interview someone perhaps best known for making racially motivated comments? Let's see how John Phillips did it.
The Interview: The Mark Arum Show on 95.5 WSB
Few news/talk radio hosts use two-way conversations with national radio reporters like Mark Arum. How does that sound, though? Let's dive in.
How KFI-AM 640 and 790 KABC Enacted Their Disaster Plans and Fought Adversity to Cover the LA Wildfires
Los Angeles is a unique market for several reasons. One of them -- especially from a news/talk radio perspective -- is because of the...
Radio Stations Like KFI, KNX, and KABC Were There During a Natural Disaster — Will Yours?
Emergency information in a ubiquitous, uninterrupted manner is dependent on budgets that a lot of stations just don’t have.