Media in Monterey County, California

Media in Monterey County is a designated market area (DMA) or media market that includes print media (newspapers and magazines) and broadcast media (radio and television) in Monterey County, California.

It includes the cities of Monterey and Salinas, as well as the towns in the Salinas Valley in the Central Coast of California.

Television

The Monterey-Salinas metropolitan statistical (or service) area (MSA) is served by a variety of local television stations, and is the 124th largest designated market area (DMA) in the U.S. with 222,900 homes:

KAAP-LP - Channel 2: (MNTV) - Monterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz (Comcast Cable 11)
KSBW-DT2 - Central Coast ABC - (ABC) - Salinas (Comcast Cable 7)
KSBW - channel 8: - (NBC) - Salinas (Comcast Cable 6)
KMUV-LD - channel 23: - (Telemundo) - Monterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz (Simulcast of KSTS 48)
KQET - channel 25: - (PBS) - Watsonville (Simulcast of San Francisco's KQED)
KYMB-LD - channel 27 - (This TV) - Monterey (Comcast Cable 19)
KDJT-CD - channel 33: - (UniMás) - Salinas/Monterey
KCBA - channel 35: - (Fox Broadcasting Company) - Salinas (Comcast Cable 3)
KMCE-LD - channel 43: - (Azteca América) - Monterey/Salinas
KION - channel 46: - (CBS) - Monterey (Comcast Cable 5)
KSMS-TV - channel 67: - (Univision) - Monterey (Comcast Cable 4)
KRON-TV - channel 4: - (KRON) - Bay Area (Comcast Cable 193)

ABC affiliate

The Monterey-Salinas area lost its American Broadcasting Company broadcast affiliate in 2000, when KNTV was purchased, and then became the NBC station for the San Francisco Oakland San Jose metropolitan area. KNTV, then known as, later moved its tower from Loma Prieta Peak to San Bruno Mountain, ceasing its coverage in Monterey. At that time, ABC reached an agreement with Comcast Cable to provide a slightly-customized feed of San Francisco ABC O&O KGO-TV for the Monterey area, branded simply as ABC 7 and occasionally referred to by the mock call letters AABC. On December 20, 2010, KSBW announced that they will carry ABC programming over on its second digital subchannel, which has already launched on April 18, 2011.

Radio

Radio stations Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz area of dominant influence (ADI) or continuous measurement market (CMM) that are in Monterey County.

FM

List of Monterey County FM frequency stations:

KAZU - 90.3 (Pacific Grove)
KHDC - 90.9 (Chualar)
KSPB - 91.9 (Pebble Beach)
KTOM - 92.7 (Marina)
KEXA - 93.9 (King City)
KRML - 102.1 (Carmel) The Locals Station for the Monterey Bay, Rock/Indie Rock/Local Bands & local emergency information [1]
KKHK - 95.5 (Carmel)
KWAV - 96.9 (Monterey)
KARW - 97.9 (Salinas)
KLOK - 99.5/99.9 (Greenfield)

KPRC - 100.7 (Salinas)
KCDU - 101.7 (Carmel)
KRKC - 102.1 (King City)
KDON - 102.5 (Salinas)
KRAY - 103.5 (Salinas)
KDFG - 103.9 (Monterey)
KHIP - 104.3 (Gonzales)
KOCN - 105.1 (Salinas)
KSES - 107.1 (Seaside)
KFRS - 89.9/92.9 (Soledad, King City)

AM

List of Monterey County AM frequency stations:

KRXA - 540 (Carmel Valley)
KIDD - 630 (Monterey)
KKMC - 880 (Gonzales)
KDBV - 980 (Salinas)
KYAA - 1200 (Monterey)
KNRY - 1240 (Monterey)

KRML - 1410 (Carmel)
KION - 1460 (Salinas)
KRKC - 1490 (King City)
KTGE - 1570 (Salinas)
The Monterey Channel - 1610 (Monterey)
Local Emergency Radio Station - 1620 (Pebble Beach)

Internet

List of Monterey County Internet Radio stations:

SalinasRadio (Monterey County)

Newspapers

Magazines

831 Magazine
ARTWORKS Magazine
Carmel Magazine
Coastal Canine Magazine[4]
Monterey County Magazine
WestCoast Magazine

References

http://www.krml.com/
The Carmel Pine Cone
"Greenfield News". greenfieldnews.com. Retrieved 2018-10-16.
Coastal Canine Magazine

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[1] ttp://www.krml.com/

[2] The Carmel Pine Cone

[3] "Greenfield News". greenfieldnews.com. Retrieved 2018-10-16.

[4] Coastal Canine Magazine