Tag: KUSP
To avoid KUSP’s pitfalls, a new station in Santa Cruz looks to local hosts
Two years after KUSP went off the air, KSQD aspires to showcase local voices on a more manageable budget.KUSP license, assets, wine sold off to religious broadcaster
KCRW was outbid for the bankrupt station.After filing for bankruptcy, KUSP seeks buyer for license
At least one noncommercial entity is reportedly looking to bid for KUSP’s license.Lacking a buyer and short on funds, KUSP goes off the air
The station has broadcast for nearly 45 years on air, and online for more than 20.Foundation members approve sale of KUSP
Station staff will be laid off Friday.KUSP-FM board recommends sale as station cuts entire staff
Members of the station's foundation will vote on the sale Wednesday.KUSP to go Triple A as board taps Ferraro for turnaround
Ferraro, formerly g.m. of WYEP in Pittsburgh, was named interim g.m. at the California station.KUSP-FM board dismisses g.m.
GM Terry Green had managed the community station for 12 years and loaned it $35,000.Plan for financially burdened KUSP would continue deficit spending
Leaders of the station are still looking for a long-term plan for financial sustainability.KUSP still considering options, but sale no longer among them
The station is likely to air more music, but additional details are yet to be decided.KUSP convenes community forums to mull future service options
The station is holding three public meetings and two board meetings to decide the station's fate.California’s KUSP-FM considers way out of unstable finances
The nonprofit that owns the station has endured "severe cash shortages” for several years.California merger rejected, but debate keeps going
Conversation continues in the pages of the Monterey Herald about the failed merger between two local public radio stations,.Stations court, flirt, propose and part by Monterey Bay
A proposed merger of two California pubradio stations fell apart when officials at California State University Monterey Bay voted to keep control ...
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