KNRY

KNRY
CityMonterey, California
Broadcast areaSanta Cruz, California
Frequency1240 kHz
Programming
FormatSilent
Ownership
OwnerThe Balanced Radio Foundation
History
First air date1935 (at 1210)
Former frequencies1210 kHz (1935-1941)
Call sign meaningCannery Row
Technical information
Facility ID35276
ClassC
Power1,000 watts unlimited
Transmitter coordinates36°36′56″N 121°53′54″W
Translator(s)95.9 K240EV (Monterey)

History

KNRY 1240 AM began broadcasting in 1935 and was originally at 1210 AM. KNRY is a radio station licensed to Monterey, California and serving the Santa Cruz and Monterey areas. The station is owned by The Balanced Radio Foundation. Saul Levine's Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters, Inc.,[1] bought KNRY from IHR Educational Broadcasting in December 2013. The format was changed to jazz in early January 2014.[2] In May 2014, KNRY dropped the jazz format and began stunting, first with a simulcast of Los Angeles classical station KMZT-FM ("K-Mozart") and then with a loop of 25 alternative rock songs. On June 9, KNRY-FM (K294CA) became Alternative Rock "Alt 106.7." KNRY simulcasted KMZT-FM.

On March 30, 2015 KNRY changed their format from a simulcast of classical-formatted KMZT-FM to adult standards, branded as "K-SURF 1240".[3] The syndication is also heard on KKGO in Los Angeles on their HD2 subchannel. In November 2019, Levine donated KNRY to The Balanced Radio Foundation, a nonprofit broadcasting company incorporated October 7 in Foresthill, California.[4]

In April 2020 KNRY went silent (off the air).[5]

KNRY is also streamed online via the TuneIn app.[6]

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References
  1. http://www.mountwilsoninc.com/
  2. "KNRY Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. Retrieved 2010-07-19.
  3. KNRY Flips to Adult Standards
  4. https://www.rbr.com/saul-levine-donates-his-monterey-radio-properties/
  5. Six Stations Cease Operations This Week Due To Coronavirus Impacts Radioinsight - April 19, 2020
  6. http://tunein.com


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