KMJ
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KMJ is located in the Fresno, California area and broadcasts at 580 AM.
[edit] General Information
KMJ first began broadcasting in 1922. At the outset of World War II, the Department of War selected KMJ as the primary medium for alerting Central California residents. KMJ’s 50,000-watt signal can be heard clearly in portions of the San Francisco Bay Area.
For a number of years, it was the only radio station in Fresno.
In the 1950s, KMJ was owned by McClatchy Company, which also owned KFBK in Sacramento, KBEE in Modesto, KERN in Bakersfield, and KOH in Reno. McClatchy Newspapers owned 3 daily newspapers called "The Bee" in Fresno, Sacramento, and Modesto.
In 1953, McClatchy signed on KMJ-TV on channel 24; that station is now KSEE.
As the only News/Talk radio station in Central California, KMJ targets adults aged 35-64.
[edit] External links
- KMJ Web site
- Signal coverage (daytime) for KMJ-AM from radio-locator.com
- Signal coverage (predicted nighttime) for KMJ-AM from radio-locator.com
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