weatherall wrote:

I live nearby and I haven't heard that station, but I'm curious about
it so I'll give it a try. I listen to KCBS AM 740 for news, traffic,
and weather. Besides that I just do some cursory scanning. In the
evenings I can receive KOMO 1000 from the Seattle area.

Funny that you mention KCBS. When I'm in an AM mood I listen to KNX 1070. I
generally have little use for talk radio (although John and Ken occasionally
have something entertaining to say over on KFI), and when I'm down in
Greater Los Angeles, all of the other stations' traffic only covers Los
Angeles County and Orange County. KNX's "extended" traffic coverage also
covers the Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino counties), including
I-15 through southern San Bernardino County up into the Cajon Pass, the
route I take to get home.

I think I'll give KCBS a try next time I'm down there. Will be interesting
to listen to the difference between the two stations.

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