KSFO 810 AM

The station broadcasts a hot talk format, focusing on news and discussion programming. Content primarily revolves around national and California-specific news, alongside a selection of podcasts covering topics such as national news, and developments in the Middle East. The broadcaster provides a platform for commentary and analysis on current events, aiming to engage listeners in conversations surrounding political and social issues. Featured content includes news updates on topics like transgender student policies, the governor's race, and ongoing developments related to military operations in the Middle East. The station also provides news regarding federal staffing cuts and evacuation crises. The daily programming schedule is segmented into several blocks, each featuring a distinct show and host. Weekday mornings from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM are dedicated to The Armstrong & Getty Show, followed by The Vince Show from 9:00 AM to Noon. The hours of Noon to 3:00 PM are hosted by The John Phillips Show. The Mark Levin Show takes over from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with The Sean Hannity Show concluding the weekday evening programming from 9:00 PM to Midnight. Specific segments such as Fox News Fix, California All Things Legal with Craig Ashton, The Greg O'Donnell Financial Hour, and The Balance of Nature, hosted by Michael Hatfield, are also featured within the schedule. Currently airing is The Chris McKay Show, broadcasting from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The broadcaster’s website highlights several ongoing events and contests, including a “Luck of the Irish” promotion offering listeners the chance to win $5,000. It also features content celebrating Women's History Month and provides updates on events such as the upcoming loss of an hour of sleep. The website also publishes national news podcasts, including reports on the disagreement between Washington and London regarding the Middle East conflict, Russia’s intelligence sharing with Iran, and the continuation of U.S.-Israeli military operations. Further content details plans for federal staffing cuts and the ongoing Middle East evacuation crisis. The station provides a live audio stream accessible through its website. Listeners can subscribe to a newsletter for updates and announcements. The website also includes links to contest rules and advertising information. The broadcaster actively engages with its audience through contests and promotions, and provides a platform for discussion and news analysis related to current events, particularly those concerning California and the Middle East. The website also features a section dedicated to “Real Estate and More!” hosted by hosts.