Beloved radio station goes dark for worldwide listeners after sinister San Diego attack
By Kevin Barr
Published on May 8, 2026.
A cyberattack targeting the San Diego Community College District has caused the digital feeds of KSDS Jazz 88.3, one of Southern California's last full-time jazz radio stations, to go offline during finals week. The district-wide cyberattack disabled the station's streaming and mobile app services. The station, which broadcasts to over 200 countries, does not yet know when service will be restored. The cyberattack began Saturday after cybersecurity systems detected suspicious activity within the district's network.
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