Station News

The installation of our Studio-Transmitter Link has been completed. You should expect a reliable signal for the foreseeable future.

The system (STL) that sends the radio signal from the studio to Mt Konocti for broadcast over the transmiiter/antenna has been failing for sometime. KPFZ has purchased new equipment to replace the old units.

You are probably wondering about the status of KPFZ. We have been unable to get our signal to Mount Konocti transmitter site for several days, due to the unexpected amount of rain on Saturday.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of a cherished friend and long time radio programmer, Ron Green.  Ron was a friend to many, a long time supporter of KPFZ and served on the Lake County Community Radio, Inc. Board of Directors and Program Committee.  He recently produced several concerts that raised funds for the station. 

Ron’s wife, Linda, has authorized us to let listeners and friends know of his passing.  He died on Friday morning. 

We are devastated at this news, there will be a memorial at a much later date.  In the meantime, if you know Linda Lake, Ron’s wife, send her your best.  Linda too has been a radio programmer and a long time supporter.

KPFZ will be holding an on-air fundraiser on two consecutive Saturdays: May 13 & May 20. With your help we will raise enough money to continue on through the Summer.

We’re off air at the moment. In the meantime, we’re streaming live at kpfz.org.

Thanks for your patience while our technical team diagnoses the problem.  Check this site for updates.