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Berkeley, CA’s local radio, live: 8 stations with the music, news and voices of the city. Listen free on your phone or computer.

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Berkeley radio dial: FM and AM frequencies

The 5 licensed radio transmitters heard in Berkeley (4 on FM and 1 on AM), from the CRTC station lists, including rebroadcasters of stations based elsewhere. Click a station to listen live.

FrequencyStationFormatCall sign
89.3 MHzKPFB 89.3 FMNon-commercialKPFB
90.7 MHzKALX 90.7 FMNon-commercialKALX
94.1 MHzPacifica Radio 94.1CommercialKPFA
102.9 MHz102.9 KBLXCommercialKBLX-FM
1400 kHzKVTO 1400AMCommercialKVTO

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Radio in Berkeley, CA

The most popular stations in Berkeley, CA are Pacifica Radio 94.1, 102.9 KBLX, KALX 90.7 FM, KVTO 1400AM and Old School 102.9 HD2. Berkeley, CA has 8 stations here, mostly r&b and soul, 90s and asian.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most popular station in Berkeley, CA?

The most popular station in Berkeley, CA is Pacifica Radio 94.1, followed by 102.9 KBLX and KALX 90.7 FM.

How many radio stations does Berkeley, CA have?

8 stations of Berkeley, CA are on air here, and the list keeps growing.

How do I listen to Berkeley, CA radio?

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