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FCC Approves Request by USF/CPRN to Move KUSF Transmitter

FCC Approves Request by USF/CPRN to Move KUSF Transmitter

On Tuesday, April 12 the FCC approved University of San Francisco’s revised request to move the transmitter for KUSF out of San Francisco to Sausalito and issued a Construction Permit (PDF). This “minor change in licensed facilities” request, made on behalf of Classical Public Radio Network (which is awaiting FCC approval on its application to […]

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Friends of KUSF Respond to CPRN and USF in Latest Phase of FCC Battle

Friends of KUSF Respond to CPRN and USF in Latest Phase of FCC Battle

Lawyers and wordsmiths on both sides of the fight over KUSF 90.3 FM have put pen to paper, filing lengthy documents supporting their positions to either defend the purchase of KUSF by Classical Public Radio Network (CPRN), or to cast doubt on the propriety of a formerly commercial service being broadcast over a non-commercial educational […]

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Breaking News: San Francisco Board of Supervisors Passes Resolution Opposing Sale of KUSF

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors just passed the Ross Mirkarimi-sponsored resolution opposing the sale of KUSF with a tally of 8 supervisors in favor and 3 opposed. Full text of the resolution as originally presented follows: [Opposing the sale of KUSF’s FCC license to broadcast on 90.3 FM ] Resolution recognizing the long and […]

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University of San Francisco Faculty Association Adopts Resolution Opposing Sale of KUSF

University of San Francisco Faculty Association Adopts Resolution Opposing Sale of KUSF

Right now supporters of KUSF are heading into City Hall in San Francisco, anticipating today’s 2pm Board of Supervisors’ meeting, in which a resolution opposing the sale of University of San Francisco’s college radio station KUSF is expected to be voted on. For the past two weeks KUSF volunteers and fans have been calling, writing […]

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