 The FCC construction permit which would turn KTRB from a 50,000–watt four–tower DA-1 installation into a 50,000–watt/5,000–watt DA-2 installation, with one KFAX tower days and all four KFAX towers nights has been granted.In theory, this should be sufficient for service to the city of license, but the night pattern necessarily protects Portland (Class B, as is KTRB), Tijuana (also Class B) and Toronto (Class A), and, consequently, night service along radials towards those three cities, which includes the largest North Bay and South Bay cities, and some East Bay cities, will be significantly to dramatically reduced.Effective September 11, 2018, East Bay Broadcasting assigned KTRB's license to Salem Media's New Inspiration Broadcasting Company, Inc., at the same $5.125 million price originally paid by East Bay.