Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p For the NPR station with the same call letters, see KQED-FM (KEBR-FM)For the station at 100.5 FM formerly known as KEBR, see KZZOKEBR 1210 AM is a non-commercial traditional Christian radio station licensed to Rocklin, California and serving the Sacramento market, which runs programming from Family Radio. Its transmitters are located in Roseville, California (nighttime) and near Rancho Murieta (daytime). The station first went on the air on April 22, 1988, although for decades, from October 1958 until April 16, 1988, KEBR operated on 100.5 FM (now KZZO) in Sacramento.From late 1991 to May 2003, KEBR simulcasted its signal on KEBR-FM at 89.3 MHz in North Highlands, California, but this FM station was sold to KQED and became KQEI-FM. Family Radio's current FM outlet in Sacramento is KEAR-FM 88.1 FM.In 2004, KEBR applied to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for a construction permit to change its city of license to Arden-Arcade, California and increase its nighttime power to 1500 watts. The application was dismissed in 2010. It has separate transmitter sites for day and night operation.. }
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- KEBR abstract "For the NPR station with the same call letters, see KQED-FM (KEBR-FM)For the station at 100.5 FM formerly known as KEBR, see KZZOKEBR 1210 AM is a non-commercial traditional Christian radio station licensed to Rocklin, California and serving the Sacramento market, which runs programming from Family Radio. Its transmitters are located in Roseville, California (nighttime) and near Rancho Murieta (daytime). The station first went on the air on April 22, 1988, although for decades, from October 1958 until April 16, 1988, KEBR operated on 100.5 FM (now KZZO) in Sacramento.From late 1991 to May 2003, KEBR simulcasted its signal on KEBR-FM at 89.3 MHz in North Highlands, California, but this FM station was sold to KQED and became KQEI-FM. Family Radio's current FM outlet in Sacramento is KEAR-FM 88.1 FM.In 2004, KEBR applied to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for a construction permit to change its city of license to Arden-Arcade, California and increase its nighttime power to 1500 watts. The application was dismissed in 2010. It has separate transmitter sites for day and night operation.".