History of KSFR Call Letters
The call letters were originally used by an independent San Francisco classical music FM station, which began broadcasting on March 11, 1958. KSFR was purchased by Metromedia in October 1966. Metromedia began switching to a rock music format in the spring of 1968 and, on May 21, 1968, they changed the call letters of KSFR San Francisco to KSAN.
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