Another crummy station here it's just hard because living so close to Los Angeles You get 93.9 you…read moreget 96.1 you get 103.1 La cumbia y más and then you come to San Diego and you get trash and this is one of the many trashy radio stations both English and Spanish in this city there's literally not one good radio station in this town

Been working with Radio Latina for several Years doing promotions for our business. The team lead…read moreby Ellen Ascher has been a pleasure to work with. Jesse and Staff Rock..Thank you for all you do!!!

This is a nice little community paper that runs about 15-20 pages and serves the San Carlos and La…read moreMesa areas. My H always pics one up over at Lake Murray to read and shares it with me. It has lots of local news about community groups and neighborhood schools, ads for local businesses, etc. I always enjoy reading it. Their classified ads are free to private parties and only $8 for 25 words for businesses.

Mr.Stanley ting has been running this paper for 30 years. He is a great contributor to the…read morecommunity. You want to know what is happening in San Diego, he knows!!!

Damn, when the Hell did I turn 60 ?…read more Not sure whats going on in my head but I now listen to this station more and more and I even go to the website to check out their playlist. The only way to know what I want to hear again is to jot down the time that a certain piece was playing, otherwise, unless you know it by heart, you'll never be able to discern who or what is playing. As Francis stated, 90.7 is no more and that was the station that I used to tune into before 104.9 There are no commercials, except maybe info on upcoming shows in and around town.

I do NOT want to give this station 5 stars, but I simply must. The station continues to do what I…read moremost love: present classical music in a strong and round-the-clock format. NOTE: The other review site, for frequency 90.7, will be useless because the station has moved to a more powerful transmitter at FM 104.9. Also, the fund raising is NOT nonstop, their campaigns are short. This is a channel worthy of a listen, if not support, from the discerning classical music aficionado. They do not limit themselves to recorded performances of old music but actually venture into neoclassical and modern composers' works. I turn here for classical, and I recommend anyone waiting for KPBS' "filler" programming at night do so, as well. XLNC 1 is superior in content and in delivery format, and is not eliminating functions such as news and commentary, as KPBS is wont to do. The station, mostly free now of the founder's widow and her marrow-sucking proclivities, is doing well and sounding great. Try them at their new home and enjoy!

I'm not reviewing the magazine itself, but the event/parties they throw every once in a while…read more I went to an event put on by Pacific SD Magazine at Maloney's Tavern in Downtown, Gaslamp for the Padres v. Cubs afterparty back in May. The event started at 10 PM - 12 AM. It was free drinks, free food (first come first served). My group of 9 was one of the first to be let in into the bar. We headed to the food table about 5 minutes after we went in and got a seat at a booth. Rather than have everyone in my group head to the buffet table they had set up, about 4 of us went up and brought back the food for everyone. Apparently, for the hundreds of people they expected to attend the event, they had ONE round of chaffing dishes worth of food (approximately 4 different selections). So within 15 minutes, all the food was gone. At around 11:40 pm, they finally bring out another ONE set of food. One of our friends who had arrived late went up to see if they had brought out anything different. When he got up there, 2 VERY INTOXICATED Pacific SD employees yelled at him and said that he doesn't deserve to get any food because his "group" of friends took all the food. They claimed that due to their limited budget, they can't afford to order a ton of food, and people like "us" hog all the food. Well Pacific SD, if you didn't want people to take more than one thing, DON'T MAKE IT BUFFET STYLE! If you do, they you have to expect that people will take more than one thing! Excuse me but (1) how much food did you even prepare for these hundreds of people if you think that 9 of us could have taken it all and you ran out in less than 15 minutes of opening? and (2) are you, as EMPLOYEES of Pacific SD seriously yelling at us in public WHILE drunk? Very professional Pacific SD Magazine, very professional. These individuals said, "you have your friends to blame" when my friend mentioned that food was gone within 15 minutes. Sorry, but we didn't take the entire tray. In fact when we walked up, and I'm talking 5 minutes into the event and being the first ones there, the tray was ONLY HALF FULL to begin with. So how much food DID you in fact order? Less than a full tray, that's for sure. OR everyone that works for your magazine already ate half of it. Regardless, don't try to blame your shortcomings on the guests. it's UNPROFESSIONAL. So following the events of that night, I wrote an email to the editor of Pacific SD Magazine detailing the events that unfolded that night. I received a reply about 3 business days later from their marketing director with the most BOILERPLATE language talking about how Pacific SD strives to put on cool happenings around town, blah blah blah. With that said, sorry. That was the most insincere "apology" I ever received. So in conclusion, Pacific SD Magazine could care less about their readers/followers. They can't even take the time to actually write a genuine apology when their own employees make a fool out of the magazine and yells at the guests for absolutely no apparent reason other than to mask their obvious "budgetary" issues.

I picked up a free copy of Pacific Magazine at Wine Steals last month and was wowed by the content…read more I never heard of the magazine until recently, but I think it's fairly new with lots of good stuff. Why do I like it? Because I'm no longer a fan of picking up the San Diego Reader since it's just a magazine of filler ad space for cannabis, night clubs, auto repairs and DUI attorneys. It's become a waste of a tree in my opinion and to have it published weekly? Sad... Pacific Magazine brings you the inside scoop of San Diego's night life and also keeps you in-the-know of restaurants that recently opened or opening soon. It interviews chefs and other locals that add some fun in the scene. I think their "blind date" section of their magazine is entertaining since i it's not limited to guy-girl dates. I'm not much in "the nightlife scene" but I do enjoy a good meal at the newest places to check out. The layout of Pacific Magazine is cool, but I laugh at how some of the pics have a somewhat beyond reality intake (coming from my viewpoint). Not everyone is San Diego looks hot & sexy, but they do a good job letting people think that. If you're not a fan on their Facebook page, you really should change that. They give away a ridiculous supply of gift cards for funny status update contests they have (which seems like) everyday. I'll continue to pick up a copy of Pacific Magazine, it's free and entertaining and not a waste of time to read up on the cool stuff they come up with.

Morning team, from Gordon Deal, Ladonna, Ted , Sully, and the entire team, informative, humorous…read moreand cutting edge. Covering weather, stock market ( all from top meteorologists, Wall Street experts, National/international news reporters, calling in to the morning team with current facts and truthful information.) You get the top cutting edge, ahead of television and all radio stations news local and national. Fact! Every fifteen minutes or so traffic, weather local news updates. Discussions on Balboa Park, beaches, etc. from experts. George Norey's show, as well as guest hosts , cover current topics that are affecting the world. After the Guest speakers are interviewed, they always have hours of callers, calling in to give their opinions, ask questions to guests, debating truths and their opposing opinions. Callers are national and international, from all " walks of life. " Guests are doctors, scientists, aerospace engineers, authors, publishers, veterinarians, nutritionists, astrologers, psychics, being interviewed from US and internationally. Tune in and enjoy, if you a negative hard to please type, you can turn your radio to something you like.

I think it's pretty cool that any student can come in and have an opportunity to be a radio dj. I…read morelistened for a bit and it wasn't bad either.

I heart fiercely independent college radio. Thanks for keeping the tradition!…read more *still listening :) http://ksdt.ucsd.edu/