COPE San Sebastian

The station provides news, audio, and video content, alongside access to live streams originating from the province. Its primary focus is delivering local news and information, alongside a variety of talk and sports programming. Recent reports cover local urban development initiatives, specifically addressing the planned covering of the Topo line in Amara Berri, a long-standing community request aimed at mitigating noise pollution from the Euskotren railway. The broadcaster also reports on the arrival of ride-sharing services, particularly Uber, and the concerns raised by the local taxi industry regarding compliance with existing regulations. Further coverage includes details about the Pasaia Itsas Festibala, highlighting the participation of the historic sailing vessel 'Morgenster,' and the revival of Semana Santa processions after a fifty-year absence. The station's programming schedule features several recurring segments and hosts. 'Herrera en COPE' is a prominent segment, presented by Susana Marqués Iruarrizaga, Eloísa Santiago, and others. 'La Linterna de COPE' is hosted by Carlos Molina. Sports coverage is provided through 'Deportes COPE,' with contributions from Roberto Arrillaga Aragón, José Ángel Peña, and the Deportes COPE Gipuzkoa team. 'Mediodía COPE' is presented by Usua Bilbao and Susana Marqués Iruarrizaga. Other segments include 'El Espejo de COPE,' presented by Redacción COPE Bilbao and Redacción COPE Vitoria, and various news updates delivered by Redacción COPE Bilbao and Redacción COPE Vitoria. The station also broadcasts segments such as 'COPE MÁS the local area' and 'COPE the local area' in direct broadcast. The station has documented significant local events, including the planned urban development project concerning the Euskotren line and the return of Semana Santa processions after a half-century hiatus. The 'Morgenster' sailing vessel’s participation in the Pasaia Itsas Festibala is also highlighted as a notable event, detailing the vessel's history as a former pirate radio ship. The broadcaster provides ongoing coverage of the evolving transportation landscape, specifically addressing the impact of ride-sharing services on the local taxi industry and the legal framework governing their operations. The station’s reporting demonstrates a commitment to covering local issues and community events. The station offers live streaming capabilities and provides access to a range of audio and video content online. Community engagement is evident through its coverage of local events and issues, including the urban development project, the maritime festival, and the Semana Santa processions. The broadcaster actively reports on the concerns of local industries, such as the taxi sector, and provides updates on ongoing developments within the province. The station’s online presence allows for real-time access to news and programming, fostering a connection with the local community and providing a platform for discussion and information sharing.