KKLQ

1957–1960	1960–1972	1972–1979	1979–1986	1986–1989	1989–1992
1992–1993	1993–1996	1996–1997	1997–2000	2000–2006	2006–2008
2008–2011	2011–2013	2013–2014	2014–2017	2017–present

KMLA

1957–1960

LOGO MISSING

KFOX-FM

1960–1972

LOGO MISSING

KIQQ

1972–1979

LOGO MISSING

1979–1986

1986–1989

KQLZ

1989–1992

1992–1993

KXEZ

1993–1996

KIBB

1996–1997

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  August 29, 1996

Colored slogan version

KCMG

1997–2000

KKBT

2000–2006

Clear Channel Communications merged with AMFM in 2000. Because of limitations of station ownership, Clear Channel decided to sell the 100.3 FM Frequency as well as the intellectual property of "The Beat" brand to Radio One. KCMG, which was at 100.3 FM at the time, was moved to 92.3.

KRBV

2006–2008

KSWD (-FM)

2008–2011

2011–2017

2011–2013

2013–2014

2014–2017

2017 variation

KKLQ

2017–present

Entercom, owners of KSWD, was forced to sell off many of it's stations to comply with FCC Ownership regulations. Among those include KSWD, which was later sold to Educational Media Foundation, which broadcasts a Christian network K-LOVE. In 2017, it was later announced that KSWD would become a K-Love station.

However, KLVE, an Los Angeles area station, was also using the "K-Love" name continuously since 1974 and has local trademarks before K-LOVE was founded. Because of this, Educational Media Foundation, the owners of KKLQ, worked to reach an agreement with the owners of KLVE, Univision Radio (now Uforia Audio Network), to use the "K-Love" name. While it uses the "K-Love" brand, KKLQ only uses the "K-Love" name in it's slogan "The K-Love for Christian Music" as part of it's hourly identifier to distinguish itself from KLVE. In addition, to avoid confusion with the aforementioned station when advertising, the station markets itself as Positive, Encouraging 100.3.

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