KGHS (AM)

KGHS (AM) is a defunct AM radio station formerly licensed to Oroville, California. It broadcast on a frequency of 1430 kHz with a power of 5 kW during the day and 1 kW at night. The station's call letters, KGHS, stood for "Gold Hill Station," referencing the historical significance of gold mining in the Oroville area.

The station's programming historically included a mix of news, talk, and music, often tailored to the local community. Over the years, KGHS served as a platform for local voices and provided vital information to the Oroville region.

Its license was cancelled by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on October 4, 2012, due to the station being silent for more than twelve consecutive months. The licensee was Butte Broadcasting Company, Inc.