97.3 FM.....this is the station that plays when I'm doing Yelp. Easy listening music, even the ads…read moreare easy to listen to. I don't listen to morning shows. I just want easy to listen to music, while I write reviews, do research, or just read yelp talk. Usually it just plays over an Echo device. So....."Alexa, play Alice at 97.3 FM."

Not sure why everyone's reviewing the morning talk show only. This is a music radio station and my…read moreone star is because in the early 2000s this station used to play Rock and alternative music and now all they play is pop and r&B. They play NSYNC, Britney spears, Alicia keys, a bunch of crappy r&B and old cumbersome rap. They don't play any Rock whatsoever anymore.

I think it would be positively received by your audience as well as your reputation if you gave…read more10-15 seconds to care of pets in this extreme heat. You warn about sneaker waves when a fraction of listeners will ever see one compared to those with pets. Water, shade, keeping off asphalt, etc. Mention it a lot. Thank you. P Ward Sausalito

KCBS News..... At 12…read moreNoon on a Saturday, how come there's no national news? I tuned into 740AM on the Odyssey App via an Echo Ball, and got ads for 2 mins. I thought it was just Odyssey, so I turned on my REAL AM/FM radio. Same thing....more nonstop ads, Total of 4-mins. Guess I have to find another news station

I have been listening KCBS for many years. There are only so much "mindless" talk radio that one…read morecould listen , ... Whenever they emphasized on the facts, not on drama, sound bites and "mindless" opinions. Their news broadcasting is superb. KCBS's idealistic pursuit of the precise execution is pretty good. One can set their schedule on their various timely news reports. While being predictable, they are not perfect at all. But their broadcasting of the news is superior than the other Bay Area news sources. When their game is on, their "signal over noise" is greater than the basic "noise over signal.". Four stars for their quality news. One extra star for being a positive mainstay in the SF Bay Area for many years..

KCBS-740 is doing a late night simulcast with KNX in LA. When I heard Los Angeles traffic reports…read moreat 1am, I thought it was a mistake. Maybe the signal was bouncing off the atmosphere late at night? A little research said KCBS runs one statewide traffic report. Who came up with this useless idea? Listening to traffic on the 8's isn't a reliable source of info if I have to wade from LA traffic reports.

I don't know where to put this opinion. So I thought this would be the best place…read more Reviews on home delivery of food. When reviewing home food delivery, what are the expectations? In my mind, it just can't be the same as a sit-down meal. It won't be as fresh, the presentation won't be the same, and the food may taste different when served in plastic rather than on a plate. I've seen some rather high-end establishments I have been to get marked down because of a home delivery disaster that may be out of the establishment's control. Do you get home delivery, and do you hold it to the same standards as dine-in? Please send me a note via compliments or pm. Thank you.

I was very disappointed with Yelp when I submitted an honest review of Smyrna Baptist Church in…read morePensacola in 2024. Yelp removed my review and cited several inappropriate remarks. So, I edited down my review and made it compliant. Admittedly I was really upset with the terrible church at the time, but I did rewrite my review. But Yelp still rejected all attempts to repost my review. When I contacted Yelp and kindly spoke with a woman, she blamed their algorithm and said there was nothing that she could do to override their computer system. To this day, my negative review of Smyrna Baptist Church is buried so that people cannot see it. You have to search for a small link at the bottom that leads readers to other reviews. Unfortunately, my negative review doesn't even appear in the number of reviews shown for their church. Yelp is guilty of horrible censorship and taking away freedom of speech, for which I cannot give their company more than one star. I edited my review to make it perfectly acceptable, but Yelp still refuses to post my new review because it was initially rejected. That is wrong.

Vapid, socialite slick consumerist fodder…read more Content is Not for the typical Yelper. I canceled my subscription 2 months ago, but they're still sending it to me. Like I'm going to buy a $1million SOMA condo or a $50,000 diamond for my wife. Yeah right!

I'll never forget my first San Francisco magazine. I had just moved to the Bay Area, only to be…read moreheaded on a trip to New Zealand, and I was browsing the airport bookstore for reading materials when I saw it: the extra-large mag with a pic of Gavin Newsom on the front. I was glued to the pages the whole flight and subscribed the second I got back. Those were the heady days of my budding love affair with San Francisco, when the city could do no wrong and waves of discovery were washing over me at an almost unbearable rate. So the magazine was quite helpful for marinating my brain in the local flavor and gaining some semblance of orientation. But now, I've got a lot more personal experience with SF (and, let's face it, I've got Yelp), and the magazine isn't quite the eye-opener it once was. More importantly, though, the city (and, let's face it, Yelp's uber-populist medium/message) has turned me into something of an anti-consumerist eco-hippie, and the dream of high-society hobnobbing and owning that killer loft has palled considerably since I realized I was just being subjected to the incredibly paradoxical mass-marketing of luxury "lifestyles". Unfortunately, though, there are still a lot of Boomers (ok, and some young folks) in this city who subscribe to that dream, and SF Magazine is catering to them more than ever these days. So aside from the excellent "Reporter's Notebook" articles, there really isn't much to interest me anymore, and I find myself on the lookout for a Bay Area lifestyle magazine that caters to my *actual* lifestyle. Sorry SF Mag--to quote one of your ads, you may have overlooked nothing, but I don't actually want to overlook everything.

I was listening to this station when I was in high school (1987-1991). It was playing in our rental…read morecar. Gone are the days of The Ramones, Siouxie and the Banshees, The Smiths, Oingo Boingo, The The, INXS, The Divinals, UB40, Book Of Love, The Smashing Pumpkins, and so many more artists to mention. Steve Masters was the DJ, my favorite, nowadays he reviews Video Games or something related. There was a morning show. It was classified as "New Wave" but then it changed to "Modern Rock." I still have the logo keychain and I remember the bumper stickers that I slapped on my Toyota rubber bumper. I heard 1990s alternative and today's alternative music. There was no edge to it. It's disappointing.

After a four year yoga retreat Live 105 is back. One star for NoName and one for Aaron Axelsen…read more On my Jetta I've got 18 FM presets and so 105.3 got one years and years ago when I got my car. Engine runs so smooth. Even when it turned into this Bollywood station I would still listen to it from time to time. I got a kick out of the advertisements - always the same ones - I remember this realtor speaking highly of herself - shameless promotion in her heavy accent while speaking English. So one day I'm minding my own business shuffling through all the stations frantically and I recognize NoNames voice. I couldn't believe it. No more Bollywood for me. Turns out they were on a yoga retreat. He said so himself. Right when the station returned they had the 1800 number to call in with your opinions during every ad session. Listening to it again was almost like getting in a time machine and going back ten years. I even felt ten years younger again in an instant. Who knew? Potions and lotions and botox had nothing on listening to this station. They recycled the same 15 songs and played them on a loop just like they always had. It was so familiar - very soothing. At the same time it was very very terrible - not like a train derailment - but maybe like a child scribbling some ugly piece of art. Bad but in a good way. One star for NoName. Love the guy. I remember when I met him. He looks just as you would imagine him to look from knowing his voice only. I got some concert tickets from him for knowing some band trivia questions on air. One star for Aaron Axelsen. Sound check is probably one of the only good reasons to listen. Sunday evenings from 8 - 10. New stuff. Interesting stuff. Local stuff. Its not better than Barbara Streissand but its different. All these years had passed. My Jetta now officially slowly slipped into heapdoom status. Saggy headliner, engine light, a knock here and there in the suspension and a big dent on the drivers door from when I had to take Mr Moose to the emergency room and time was of the essence. Engine still runs so smooth but the interior stinks. I'm not sure if Mr Moose did something in there or maybe the a/c evaporator core drain is clogged. It stinks and I don't think I'm going to fix it for it to pass its next smog check. I'm either going to spritz some freshner in it and dump it on CL or donate it to my favorite Cantonese radio station in San Jose. They gave me a shen yun calendar last time. I enjoyed that all year. Nothing can be depended on anymore in life except for Coupe Deville's and that 1053 button in my Jetta.

07/12/2026…read more Sunnyvale to San Jose skyline view looking eastward last night. As sun was setting horizon, it was very brown PH in reference to our last continental fire. But dissapated in about an hour/60min. It started purple to blue, in about an hr. FYI.!! Around 10pm. FYI, there are a lot of fires going on-Continental Stat-W.W.W. Resourced.

Funny enough, I've only been on Battery Street twice but this 2nd time, I was fortunate enough to…read morewin tickets from Live 105 for the 33 International Beer Festival at Fort Mason this weekend. As a person who doesn't really win contests, I'm super pumped that I won the tickets and could pick it up from the CBS station.

I probably went for 10 years not watching or reading the news. This guy got stabbed - that lady had…read moreher kitty saved by firefighters. IDK there is a lot of stuff I don't want to know. You can watch Vice or Democracy Now... CNN. Drama TV. I suppose its most important that you realize its mostly for entertainment purposes. Too much bad news out there. I would recommend to read the good news.

KRON4 Ignored a Documented Story About Discrimination, Gatekeeping, Retaliation, and California's…read moreMental-Health Workforce I am giving KRON4 one star based on my direct experience with the station and its newsroom. I contacted KRON4 reporter Dan Kerman with a documented public-interest story involving alleged disability discrimination, LGBTQ discrimination, institutional gatekeeping, retaliation, higher education, professional licensing, and California's mental-health workforce. I provided enough information and supporting material for KRON4 to understand why I believed the matter had significance beyond one individual. I am intentionally not repeating the confidential details of that submission here. Those materials were provided to KRON4 for journalistic consideration, not public disclosure. I did not expect Dan Kerman to automatically take the story or agree with me. I expected basic professional courtesy. A simple response saying, "I received your information, but we are not pursuing the story," would have been enough. Instead, I experienced silence. That was particularly disappointing because Dan was someone I had known years ago through San Francisco's gay community and whose work I respected. Sharing a community connection does not obligate anyone to cover a story, but it made the dismissiveness especially disappointing. I expected professionalism, not preferential treatment. When I received no meaningful acknowledgment, I elevated the matter to KRON4 newsroom leadership. Again, I did not demand coverage. I asked for confirmation that the information had reached the appropriate editorial level and had been considered. Nearly three weeks passed without even that basic acknowledgment. At that point, the phrase "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree" seemed appropriate. When essentially the same dismissiveness continued after I moved from an individual reporter to newsroom leadership, my concern stopped being about one person and began looking, in my experience, like a broader newsroom culture. That is difficult to reconcile with KRON4 calling itself "The Bay Area's Local News Station." A local newsroom depends on the public. Tips, witnesses, sources, and viewers all come from the community. When someone submits documented information involving discrimination, disability rights, LGBTQ issues, retaliation, professional gatekeeping, education, licensing, and the mental-health workforce, I believe the minimum professional response should be acknowledgment--even if the answer is no. What makes this more frustrating is KRON4's editorial choices. KRON4 has devoted newsroom space to what I consider stupid, bizarre, and insignificant stories: kittens trapped in pipes, a baby fox traveling inside a construction pipe, a fur seal found in bushes, a giant marmot appearing in San Francisco, a bologna-inspired face mask, and other "Strange" or viral stories. Some viewers may enjoy those stories. Fine. But I have every right to question the priorities of a news organization that can find time and resources for those stories while a documented matter involving discrimination, retaliation, LGBTQ concerns, disability access, higher education, professional licensing, and California's mental-health workforce cannot apparently merit even a two-sentence acknowledgment. Although I now live in Los Angeles, this was not simply a private Los Angeles matter. The issues involved California institutions, California licensing, discrimination, disability access, and the statewide mental-health workforce. KRON4 also shares its parent company, Nexstar Media Group, with Los Angeles station KTLA 5. California stories cross television-market boundaries all the time. Again, I was not demanding coverage. I was asking a professional newsroom to review serious information and communicate whether it had any interest. A respectful "no" would have been professional. Silence was not. At the time I checked Yelp, KRON4 showed approximately 2.3 stars across roughly 150 reviews. My one-star rating, however, is based on my own direct experience. My criticism is not that KRON4 refused to broadcast my story. My criticism is that after submitting serious, documented information and then elevating the matter within the newsroom, I could not obtain the most basic professional acknowledgment. Two sentences could have prevented this entire review: "Thank you for sending the materials. We reviewed them and have decided not to pursue the story." That would have been professional. Silence was not.

I miss the days when KOFY was owned by Granite Broadcasting. I miss Moris Knight on Dance Party,…read moreABC 7 news at 9 pm, and DJ Katie. Since they moved into the ABC7 building, I no longer get them over the air. This is because I've never been able to get ABC7 over the air. This is a common issue that most people in the Bay Area have. The only way I can get KOFY is by using locast. This isn't an issue with KOFY specifically however. I have a hard time getting KPIX as well. That's because of the spectrum change that happened earlier this year (with sutro tower). I can get it in my bedroom, but not my living room. I hope they plan to make new episodes of Dance Party once the pandemic is over.

I am feeling terrible as of this review that KOFY TV is permanently going away and instead it is…read morefeaturing a channel with 24/7 westerns. That means no more Steve Wilkos or Jerry Springer. Or other variety programs that were on their station plus the replays of ABC7 news in the evenings. I think the programming management is doing a bad thing as they can easily broadcast this channel on a digital sub channel and still keep the main station. My husband also is already not happy with this change. What was a good thing is now a bad and I don't think I would watch Western's programming 24 hours a day. MeTV, Antenna TV and Movies TV are all broadcast on sub channels without an impact to the main channels. Hell, Kron 4 can be generic with their programming at times with shows at night and so forth but at least they are still there! So good bye Kofy TV. We will miss you and even the cute local commercials featuring the dogs. At least Chabot College is airing Creature Features now and it sucks no more Dance Party.

Best morning station, my morning aren't the same with Kevin and ally they'll have you looking crazy…read morewhile driving alone

Bring back Dave totally random radio. That was the best music and excellent listening. Now we are…read moreback to the same old boring crap from live 105 and nonstop Green Day.