the stations added the nationally syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show but ratings remained low. In 2000, Cox decided to leave the Los Angeles radio market by trading KOST and KFI to AMFM (now part of iHeartMedia, Inc.) in exchange for several stations in Atlanta, where Cox is headquartered, while KACE/KRTO were sold to Hispanic Broadcasting Company (now part of Univision Communications through its Univision Radio subsidiary) for $75 million. Once the sale was finalized, the stations flipped to a Spanish classic hits format, branded as "Recuerdo" or in English, "Memory." KACE switched its call sign to KRCD while KRTO became KRCV; the final sign-off for the Urban format on both frequencies occurred on February 28, 2000. In recent years, the station has dropped most 60's and 70's music and is focused on the 80's to 2010. Both stations became affiliates of the Uforia Audio Network in 2019. References External links Official Website RCD Univision Radio Network stations Radio stations established in 1959 RCD Baldwin Hills (mountain range) Inglewood, California Pomona, California