WABC-AM (New York, NY)

WABC, known as "Talkradio 77 WABC" and operating on 770 kHz, is a commercial AM radio station based in New York City. It is owned by Red Apple Media, which is headed by John Catsimatidis. The station features a conservative talk radio format and has its studios located at the Red Apple Media headquarters on Third Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. Its transmitter is situated in Lodi, New Jersey. With a powerful 50,000-watt non-directional clear channel signal, WABC can be heard at night across a large portion of the Eastern United States and Eastern Canada. Additionally, it serves as the main entry point for the Emergency Alert System in the New York metro area. WABC also broadcasts on 107.1 WLIR-FM in Hampton Bays, New York, located on eastern Long Island.

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#162270

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#34505

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#1555

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Who Gave Aaron Judge His Gavel Pendant?

16 hours ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

Aaron Judge’s custom pendant has been wowing Yankees fans for months. (Bronx, NY) – A new, exclusive report shares the details on Aaron Judge’s shiny, exciting bling — which made its debut this season. The pendant — which Judge has publicly disclosed was a gift — is in the shape of a judge’s gavel, decked out in diamonds. And the New York Post has learned it was gifted by one of the team’s other sluggers — Giancarlo Stanton.
Bo Dietl — Bringing Down Drones at MetLife | 77 WABC

1 day ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

Bo Dietl was invited by Andrew Giuliani to participate in an event at MetLife Stadium concerning drones and keeping the FIFA World Cup safe. (East Rutherford, NJ) – With the FIFA World Cup coming to town in 2026, this summer is all about preparation. MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands is one of the sites where games will be played — and soccer fans from all over the world will be in town to see the event.
Congestion Pricing: Cuomo Confusion

1 day ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

Former Governor Cuomo was against congestion pricing, but now tells the New York Times he supports it. (New York, NY) – Is Andrew Cuomo for or against Manhattan Congestion Pricing? That likely depends on when you ask him, or at least — when you asked him. As first noted in the New York Post, Cuomo put forth a very fine “flip flop” regarding congestion pricing. Despite writing an Op-Ed opposing the MTA tolling program last year, now he tells the New York Times that he’s all for it.
It's the Right Move — (If) Knicks Get It (W)right | 77 WABC

1 day ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images(New York, NY) – There was a buzz on social media Monday. Accounts and content creators connected to the New York Knicks were fanning the flames on rumors that something was coming. Something big. Some speculated their beloved basketball club could be on the cusp of a trade. Could Giannis Antetokounmpo end up in orange and blue? But the NBA Finals have yet to be played. No trade could be announced. No, this would have to be something else. And it was.
Does Cuomo Actually Want To Be Mayor?

6 days ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Tania Savayan/The Journal News / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images(New York, NY) – Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has talked the talk and looked the part while running for mayor of New York City. He’s touted his Queens roots and talked about fighting crime. He wants to raise the city’s minimum wage to $20 per hour, and most polls have him leading in the race for the Democratic nominee. So why would there be a suggestion that Cuomo isn’t serious about City Hall?
Here's How Newark Chaos Impacts Wall Street

6 days ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Anne-Marie Caruso/NorthJersey.com / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images + © Julian Leshay Guadalupe / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images(Newark, NJ) – Air travel is never a picnic. Well, maybe it’s not so bad if you have a private jet — but then we’ve also heard, “mo’ money, mo’ problems.” At Newark Airport, just getting off the ground has been difficult, amid widespread delays and cancellations. Meanwhile, that trend is causing major headaches for United Airlines.
Are Those Weed Gummies? Haribo Issues Recall

1 week ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK(Amsterdam) – The Netherlands is well known for its approach to recreational marijuana. It led the way for other European nations, as well as the US, in changing attitudes toward the legal sale of cannabis — in a controlled fashion. But the push for pot has come with complications, and complaints about quality of life. For example, here in New York City, the stench of weed is all but ubiquitous on the streets of Manhattan.
Is This Why Juan Soto Is Struggling?

1 week ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images(Queens, NY) – It’s the day and age of fancy metrics. Expected batting average, barrel rate, BABiP, hard-hit rate — all of them represent a new-age attempt to solve the unending mystery that is baseball. Athletes will tell you hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things to do in sports. You need strong hand-eye coordination, quick wrists, patience, and controlled aggression. Bat speed has long been considered an important factor.
Francisco Lindor Does This After Every Series

1 week ago | wabcradio.com | James Flippin

© Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images(Queens, NY) – There are a number of things that make Francisco Lindor unique. He’s a tremendous power hitter at a position where that’s still a relative rarity. Yet he gives up very little defensively — having won a Gold Glove twice while in Cleveland. And, having been born in Puerto Rico, Lindor moved to Florida at age 12 — dominated in high school — and was drafted by the Cleveland (then Indians) Guardians.
International tourists are passing on trips to the U.S.

1 week ago | wabcradio.com | Noam Laden

NY: Tourism in New YorkOxford, UK) — Financial experts are warning that a drop in international tourists could cost the U.S. billions of dollars. A new report from Oxford Economics says spending by foreign visitors is expected to fall by eight-and-a-half-billion dollars this year. Researchers say tourists are avoiding the U.S. as a destination partly because of the Trump administration’s trade and immigration policies. Other financial experts are predicting an even greater loss.