WCBS, News Radio 880 AM, has a deep history in New York City and the suburbs. News broke Monday that the station as it's been known will be no longer. Here's a look at how it got started and a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Longtime New York news radio station WCBS 880 will end operations later this month, as the station's parent company sold the ...

Almost nobody wins by WCBS-AM getting vaporized from the New York radio airwaves. For 57 years, 880 AM has been newsradio for the tristate area. Now it’s ESPN Radio, and while some of the WCBS-AM ...

WCBS-AM 880 is dropping its all-news format and instead will become the new home of ESPN New York. Audacy, the owner of the New York station, announced the change Monday, one that leaves WINS-FM as ...

The New York radio scene is about to undergo a drastic change. After nearly 60 years, WCBS Newsradio 880 AM will come to an end as its parent company Audacy has reached a deal to license the frequency ...

This story was reported by Neil Best, Verne Gay and Nicholas Spangler. It was written by Spangler. WCBS/880 AM, the all-news radio station New Yorkers have known for decades by the trademark "Traffic ...

WCBS 880 AM, one of New York's leading news radio channels for nearly 60 years, will be replaced with ESPN New York on Aug. 26, as 1010 WINS becomes the main radio station for real-time news coverage ...

In a major shift for New York radio, the parent companies of WFAN and ESPN New York have agreed to a deal that will give ESPN New York a stronger signal while ending the nearly six-decade run of ...

When the 2018 season ends, the New York Mets will no longer be heard on WOR Radio 710 AM. Monday they announced a new seven-year agreement with Entercom to air their games on WCBS 880 AM beginning in ...

Jennifer Lopez’s news broadcaster sister, Lynda, is leaving WCBS 880 — where she anchors the midday news — “to pursue ‘a once in your lifetime’ opportunity outside of the media and news field,” news ...

The author is a broadcast technology consultant who, most recently, was CTO of WAMU in Washington, DC. He was previously market chief for CBS Radio New York and began there as an engineer at WCBS 880.

It was 5:18 p.m. and the Long Island Expressway was “just getting worse and worse,” Jim Feldman, the WCBS/880 AM afternoon traffic reporter, told his radio audience for not quite the last time one ...