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$12 million station sale in Southern California, at Salem's KXMX (1190)
Buyer Korean Gospel Broadcasting began brokering the station’s 5am to 6pm hours, Monday through Saturday, from Salem Communications on January 1. That deal runs through December 31, but Korean Gospel is now filing to buy the station outright for $12 million. KXMX is licensed to Anaheim and runs 20,000 watts daytime and 1,300 watts at night, both directional.
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