Update 1/3: The shifts have been completed as Clear Channel has launched “News/Talk 910” KKSF and 960 KNEW. Rush Limbaugh has moved from Cumulus’ 560 KSFO to fill the vacant 9am to 12pm slot on KKSF.

That leads to lineup changes at KSFO. Melanie Morgan, who was laid off from the station in 2008, returns to join Brian Sussman in mornings. J.D. Hayworth, former Arizona congressman and host at Clear Channel’s 550 KFYI Phoenix, takes over Limbaugh’s former 9am to 12pm slot.

Update 12/22: Clear Channel is teasing the addition of Rush Limbaugh for the new 910 KKSF. Limbaugh currently airs on Cumulus’ 560 KSFO.

Update 12/20: Since the original announcement on November 28 of program shuffling at its two San Francisco AMs, the market was hit with the massive changes at 810 KGO. In response, Clear Channel is adjusting its planned lineups for 910 and 960 and bringing on a few of the hosts let go by Cumulus earlier this month.

910 will still assume the KKSF calls, but instead of being branded as “Talk 910” it will become “NewsTalk 910“. 960 KKGN gains 910’s former KNEW calls, but instead of the planned “Fox News Radio 960”, the station will be branded as “960 KNEW” with the positioning of “Opinions. Finance. Advice.”

The planned lineups for the stations are as follows; See further below for the original plans:

Original Report 11/28: Clear Channel has announced it will be realigning the programming at its two San Francisco Bay Area AM’s on January 3, 2012.

The “Fox Newsradio 910” KNEW branding and calls will move to 960, though most of its current lineup will remain at 910 which will become “Talk 910” KKSF.

The new lineups for each station will be as follows:

[twocol_one]Talk 910

6am-10am: Armstrong & Getty (simulcast from sister 650 KSTE Sacramento)
10am-12pm: Clark Howard
12pm-3pm: Tom Sullivan
3pm-6pm: Local Host To Be Named Later[/twocol_one]

[twocol_one_last]Fox News Radio 960

6am-9am: Glenn Beck
9am-12pm: Dave Ramsey
12pm-3pm: Randi Rhodes
3pm-6pm: John Gibson
Evenings: Alan Colmes

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The Progressive Talk format currently heard on “Green 960” KKGN will remain available on 103.7 KKSF-HD2.