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KAVL
KAVL (610 AM, "Fox Sports 610”) is a commercial radio station licensed to Lancaster, California, United States, and serves the Antelope Valley. Owned by RZ Radio LLC, it carries a sports format as a Fox Sports Radio affiliate. KAVL has a directional-east 4900-watt signal during the day and a directional-south 4000-watt signal at night.
KAVL first signed on September 8, 1950, on 1340 kHz. It moved to 610 kHz in 1957. For many years, KAVL broadcast a sports radio format with the branding "Sports Radio 610".
In September 1998, Antelope Broadcasting sold KAVL, KAVS and KYHT to Jacor Communications for $4 million. Jacor would be purchased by Clear Channel Communications the following year. KAVL then began simulcasting KXTA (XTRA Sports 1150) in Los Angeles. For a brief period, KAVL itself was simulcast on KBET (1220 AM) in Santa Clarita.
In 2007, publicly traded Clear Channel announced it was becoming a privately held corporation. As a condition of its approval of the plan, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) required the company to divest 194 stations in markets where it exceeded ownership limits by placing them into a trust until they are sold. In January 2008, Clear Channel transferred KAVL and country music station KTPI-FM to the Aloha Stations Trust. In December 2011, RZ Media LLC, owned by Saul Rosenzweig, purchased KAVL and KTPI-FM from the trust, and KTPI from Clear Channel directly, for a total of $800,000.
Since the Jacor/Clear Channel merger, KAVL's lineup has consisted almost entirely of Fox Sports Radio programming. The station also features radio broadcasts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Los Angeles Lakers, and the National Football League (through Westwood One). KAVL is the longest-running Dodgers affiliate in Southern California, having broadcast the Dodgers since 1958.
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KAVL
KAVL (610 AM, "Fox Sports 610”) is a commercial radio station licensed to Lancaster, California, United States, and serves the Antelope Valley. Owned by RZ Radio LLC, it carries a sports format as a Fox Sports Radio affiliate. KAVL has a directional-east 4900-watt signal during the day and a directional-south 4000-watt signal at night.
KAVL first signed on September 8, 1950, on 1340 kHz. It moved to 610 kHz in 1957. For many years, KAVL broadcast a sports radio format with the branding "Sports Radio 610".
In September 1998, Antelope Broadcasting sold KAVL, KAVS and KYHT to Jacor Communications for $4 million. Jacor would be purchased by Clear Channel Communications the following year. KAVL then began simulcasting KXTA (XTRA Sports 1150) in Los Angeles. For a brief period, KAVL itself was simulcast on KBET (1220 AM) in Santa Clarita.
In 2007, publicly traded Clear Channel announced it was becoming a privately held corporation. As a condition of its approval of the plan, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) required the company to divest 194 stations in markets where it exceeded ownership limits by placing them into a trust until they are sold. In January 2008, Clear Channel transferred KAVL and country music station KTPI-FM to the Aloha Stations Trust. In December 2011, RZ Media LLC, owned by Saul Rosenzweig, purchased KAVL and KTPI-FM from the trust, and KTPI from Clear Channel directly, for a total of $800,000.
Since the Jacor/Clear Channel merger, KAVL's lineup has consisted almost entirely of Fox Sports Radio programming. The station also features radio broadcasts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Los Angeles Lakers, and the National Football League (through Westwood One). KAVL is the longest-running Dodgers affiliate in Southern California, having broadcast the Dodgers since 1958.