afternoon drive host for KFIV/KWSX. In 2008, KWSX began broadcasting San Jose State University football. In 2009, KWSX began broadcasting the Armstrong & Getty show from Sacramento sister station KSTE in mornings. KWSX added two more local sports teams to its programming in 2010, the Stockton Ports for the second time and Stockton Thunder minor league hockey team. KWSX began another simulcast with KFIV on September 23, 2013, branded "Power Talk" featuring many of the same conservative talk shows as before including Beck, Limbaugh, and Hannity. Trevor Carey replaced Bowman as afternoon drive host in February 2015. Dan Conry became afternoon drive host in July 2016. In June 2018, KWSX dropped sister station's KFIV simulcast and became an affiliate of Fox Sports Radio branded as "Fox Sports AM 1280". KWSX's final broadcast of San Jose State football was on November 30, 2019. After the season, KWSX was not included in the San Jose State radio network. KWSX then signed a contract extension for University of the Pacific basketball broadcasts on December 2, 2020. On July 8, 2021, KWSX signed a contract to be the Stockton affiliate of the Fresno State Bulldogs football radio network. Programming and operations KWSX broadcasts the Fox Sports Radio national network 24 hours a day. In addition, KWSX broadcasts live play-by-play of local college and professional sports teams, including University of the Pacific men's basketball and Fresno State football. Since 2018, KWSX has been part of the Oakland (later Las Vegas) Raiders radio network. KWSX also broadcasts local minor league sports teams, the Stockton Ports in baseball and Stockton Heat in hockey. On the national level, KWSX also broadcasts Westwood One Sports' syndicated broadcasts such as NFL on Westwood One Sports. Although licensed to Stockton, KWSX has its studios in Modesto. KWSX broadcasts at 1,000 watts day and night from a transmitter located in northeast Stockton. References External links WSX Radio stations established in 1947 IHeartMedia radio stations Pacific Tigers men's basketball Stockton Heat Mass media in Stockton, California