The callsign changed to WCBS; presumably to avoid being confused with an affiliate of the ABC network, which had been spun off from the NBC Blue Network in 1942.
195?–1961[]
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
1961–1964[]
SVG NEEDED
1964–1967[]
SVG NEEDED
1967 (prototype)[]
SVG NEEDED
1967–1968[]
SVG NEEDED
1968–1970[]
SVG NEEDED
1970–197?[]
SVG NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
197?–1976[]
SVG NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
1976–1977[]
SVG NEEDED
1977–1978[]
SVG NEEDED
1978–198?[]
SVG NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
Alternate logo
198?–198?[]
SVG NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
198?–198?[]
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
198?–1992[]
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
UNKNOWN YEAR
1992–1997[]
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
1997–1999[]
SVG NEEDED
1999–2000[]
SVG NEEDED
2000–2005[]
SVG NEEDED
2005–2018[]
WCBS Newsradio 50th anniversary logo (2017)
2018–2024[]
SVG NEEDED
Stacked variant
WHSQ[]
2024–present[]
SVG NEEDED
Designer:
Phil Gips of Frankfurt, Gips & Balkind (ESPN logo)
1Owned by Audacy, but operated by Bloomberg L.P. pursuant to a time brokerage agreement. 2Co-owned with Pegula Sports and Entertainment. 3Owned by Martz Communications Group, but operated by Audacy under a local marketing agreement. 4Owned by Audacy, but operated by Good Karma Brands under a local marketing agreement.
