-MTA leaves Claremont off of Gold Line project funding list -Santa Monica becomes first California city to inspect and require retrofitting for potential at-risk structures -Affordable...

-Californians are unwilling to increase spending or ease up on environmental rules as a way to solve draught problems -President Obama creates program to assist college students with student debt -Cell...

The following stories will be covered tonight on KCSN: Many college students work up to 19 hours a week to help pay for their education expenses. The passage of a state assembly bill means that drivers...

With a revamped weekend lineup, CSUN’s official radio station, KCSN 88.5 FM, is proving itself as a fresh alternative to Southern California’s more well-known radio counterparts. “We’re trying...

CSUN radio station, KCSN, was presented with a Golden Mike award at the 61st Annual Golden Mike Awards Dinner in Universal City. KCSN news’ “Evening Update,” which aired Sept. 16, 2010 was recognized...

CSUN’s KCSN now features the nationally syndicated music program “World Café.” The two-hour program, hosting a variety of music and artist interviews, airs Monday through Friday evenings starting...

In an effort to raise money for the radio station, KCSN will be hosting its first pledge drive since changing to a new Triple A format in March. “We are a non-commercial public radio station and we...

CSUN’s KCSN radio station launched a new format for its three million listeners on Monday morning in an effort to gain more of an audience. The format changed from 12 hours of classical music to an...

A CSUN alumni is trying to start a student-run radio station. Madhanie Habte, 26, who graduated in the spring of 2009 with a degree in journalism, is concerned that the mediums offered on CSUN’s...

Two broadcast journalism students along with CSUN’s radio station, KCSN, were awarded two Golden Mike Awards from the Radio and Television News Association of Southern California (RTNA). Matt...