- For the original KNX-FM, see KCBS-FM.
KFMU[]
1954–1966[]
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KGBS (-FM)[]
1966–1973[]
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LOGO MISSING |
1973–1978[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KHTZ[]
1978–1979[]
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1979–1985[]
1982 TV advertisement
KBZT[]
1985–1986[]
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KLSX[]
1986–1991[]
1991–1996[]
1996–2006[]
2006–2009[]
KAMP (-FM)[]
2009–2012[]
On February 20, 2009 the switch from "97.1 FM Talk" of hot talk format to "97.1 AMP Radio" of Contemporary Hit Radio format, which is the rival playing as KIIS-FM at the same time. On June 30, 2009 the call letters changed to KAMP, then later KAMP-FM on July 7, 2009.
2012–2013[]
2013–2016[]
2016–2018[]
2018–2020[]
2020–2021[]
KNOU[]
April–December 2021[]
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KNX-FM[]
December 2021–2023[]
On December 6, 2021, Audacy announced that KNOU will be converted into a simulcast of KNX. The station's call letters were renamed on December 21 to KNX-FM. The move also leaves KIIS-FM as the only Top-40 station in the Los Angeles Area.
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2023–present[]
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