KAZN

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**KAZN**

Broadcast area	Los Angeles, California
Branding	"Multicultural Broadcasting"
Slogan	MultiCultural Broadcasting
Frequency	1300 (kHz)
Format	Asian
Owner	MultiCultural Broadcasting Incorporation
Website	www.am1300.com

KAZN is a radio station in Los Angeles, California, USA that broadcasts completely in Mandarin Chinese. In Chinese Pinyin, it is called zhōng wén guǎng bō diàn tái (中文廣播電台).

Until the mid-1990s, when the station owners switched frequencies, KAZN was on 1330 AM, while KWKW was on 1300 AM.

Before KAZN, this was an AM simulcast of classical music station KFAC (now urban adult contemporary outlet KHHT).

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AM radio stations in the Los Angeles market (Arbitron #2, 25, and 120)
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Operating stations	KABC \| KAHZ \| KALI \| KAZN \| KBLA \| KBRT \| KCAA \| KCAL \| KDIF \| KDIS \| KEZY \| KFWB \| KFI \| KFRN \| KHJ \| KHPY \| KIEV \| \| KIRN \| KKDD \| KKGO \| KLAA \| KLAC \| KLTX \| KMRB \| KMPC \| KNX \| KPRO \| KRLA \| KSPA \| KSPN \| KTDD \| KTIE \| KTLK \| KTNQ \| KTYM \| KVNR \| KWKW \| KWRN \| KXMX \| KYPA
Defunct stations	KIEV \| KPOL \| KPPC \| KSKQ \| KTZN \| KXED \| KXMG
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