Fabulous Radio! Love the variety of music they play and the Awakening Radio program on Tuesday…read morenights 10-midnight is a prescription for mind expanding listening. This Local Laguna Beach FM station was created by an incredible visionary who followed his heart and made a dream into reality. As a non-profit venture, the station is on air through donations and sponsors.

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If you tune in at different times you can hear a wide range of musical selections and/or talk…read more This station has withstood the test of time. It's a tale of the little engine that good, and still survives with satellite radio into the fray. I'm a sucker to listen to a UCI basketball game here every once in a while. Go KUCI!

KUCI is more than a radio station for me. It's college memories, friendships, and, of course, all…read morethe music. After taking the KUCI training course, I became a DJ. I applied for my own show and it ran for a couple of quarters at the station. I loved my time there. I made amazing friends that I still keep in touch with today and made amazing memories. I really love music so this was a great way to share music I loved and learn about music other people love. KUCI is great for students and community members to get involved in radio and learn about how radio works and even host a show. It can be talk or music. People involved in the station can also get involved in fundraising for the station. Being a part of KUCI during my college years was fun and it was also about real life situations like running a station. It's definitely a team effort. Today, I sub from time to time and I always love to come back. KUCI is very inclusive and eclectic. It's definitely worth listening too and also being a part of. It's the most grass-roots college radio can get.

How do I start when I have so many good things to say about this station?!?!?! Every once in a…read morelong while, I will scan through my radio tuner in my car for new stations. The stations I usually listen to tend to play the same 5 songs over and over. Ridiculous. All of a sudden, my radio (yes, I still listen to the radio in the car instead of subscribing to satellite) starts playing this great music so I stopped...and then song after song, I didn't want to change the station. It was a mix of different decades and songs that you don't hear other stations play anymore. First of all, the station is bilingual with music in Spanish during the daytime. I usually listen to this station in the evening when all the songs are English hits. There are so many ways I can describe this station: 1) The old K-Earth meets the current K-Earth...but that doesn't fully describe it well either. 2) Reminds me of my old iPod that had 5000+ songs. I have eclectic taste in music that spans many decades and genres. 3) "OMG, I forgot how much I loved this song!" type of radio station. Right now, Elvis' "Stuck On You" (1960) is playing. I haven't heard this song played on the radio in decades! Right before that, Stevie Wonder's "Happy Birthday" (1981). Other forgotten classics have played on this station like "United We Stand" by Brotherhood of Man from 1970, "In the Summertime" by Jerry Mungo (1970).... I've heard songs from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s! Your aural pleasures are not just confined to the car radio (90.3 FM). If the signal is weak wherever you are, you can stream it online from a website (doesn't even have to be an app) at radiosuerte.com and it comes in loud and clear! Last weekend, I was listening to the station and I was loving every song. Then I realized that there was a theme they were abiding by that night. Each song was about "eyes." Imagine all the hits: "Private Eyes" (Hall & Oates), "Eye of the Tiger" (Survivor), "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" (The Platters), "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" (Curtis Lee), "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" (Frankie Valli), "Hungry Eyes" (Eric Carmen), "Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue" (Crystal Gayle), Brown Eyed Girl" (Van Morrison), "Bette Davis Eyes" (Kim Carnes), etc. There are no DJs that disrupt songs. Commercial breaks don't last forever. Maybe like 1 minute at most and they are back to the music! I wish I had found this station earlier! Listen to this station NOW!!!!!!

I love Radio Suerte! Especially Monday with Robert Nguyễn and Maria Luna.. always playing our…read morefavorite songs and requests!! Thank you !!!

Paul is an amazing host...kind, professional and knowledgeable. Great setup with high quality…read moreequipment. Very open to innovation and forward thinkers.

I thought this was an actual radio station, not a cubicle of a studio in some overcrowded tech…read morebuilding in Costa Mesa. Should've thought that this place would not be worth it when even the lady didn't know what floor it was on. $500/month for a weekly half-hour radio show is something that should be placed on their website instead of finding out that hard truth when you take time out of your busy schedule to pay this station a visit.

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I really enjoy coming to visit this station. Everyone is friendly and approachable here. The…read morecamera crew, lights guy, sound guy...everyone works hard to put on a good show. The entertainers are down to earth and like taking the time to chat with you. I really like when the "Ngan Khoi" Chorus comes to make an appearance. They're so nice. ;) This is a good place to see a show for Tet, Vietnamese Lunar New Year, and for the Christmas show.

I liked this service, I was a visitor with my wife, at the old Church Shepard's Grove we want to…read morecome back, maybe I can make it back, please pray for us Pastor Bobbie and his wife were very Inspiring, thank you,

OMG..was cruising TV and came across this. I can''t believe they have the gall to still be on the…read moreair after the LA Times article. This group is still after ur money so the family which is quite large all need new houses and housing allowances. As i remember, Jesus and his deciples were all poor. Isn't it amazing that this has turned out to be such a SHOW with their greed.

A Big Thank You to the Staff at the Fullerton Observer . Even though I have moved out of…read moreState, I still use the Fullerton Observer to keep up on current events in Fullerton , and the surrounding area in N.O.C. . It is very hard to keep a newspaper in print circulation these days , and it is much appreciated . Keep up the Great Work , Team Fullerton Observer !

I used to rely on the Fullerton Observer for community news, but over time it's become clear that…read morethe publication lacks objectivity and professionalism. There's a noticeable bias in how stories are reported -- especially on local politics -- and it feels more like an opinion blog than a legitimate news source. Instead of presenting balanced coverage, certain voices are elevated while others are ignored or unfairly portrayed. The reporting can also be inconsistent and sometimes lacks context, which makes it hard to fully trust what's being shared. I understand it's a small, volunteer-based publication, but if you're going to cover civic matters, journalistic standards matter. Disappointed to say this paper no longer feels like it represents the whole Fullerton community -- just a narrow slice of it.

They broadcast weekly news about Cambodia on Channel 18 (KSCI) on Saturdays from 7-8am. It's all…read morespoken in proper Khmer. Good way to increase your vocabulary if you're like me and speak like a kindergartner. The anchors consist of one middle-aged lady, one older man, and a young man whose a newbie. I giggle every time the newbie speaks because you can see his eyes move trying to read the teleprompter! To be honest, I don't watch this unless I'm with my mom. She translates the big words and we get into discussions that usually ends up me learning something new. Plus, it's nice to hear about Cambodian news without the outsider's POV.