Labor disputes and declining advertising support eventually brought an end to the classical music programming. The station was sold in May 1994 to Westinghouse Broadcasting, owners of KPIX-TV, and its format was dramatically changed. The station became KPIX-FM, and changed to an all-news format (with some jazz music being played on weekends for a time) on May 30, while also simulcasting with its AM sister station. During this time, the station briefly attained an all-time ratings high by airing non-stop coverage of the O.J. Simpson murder trial. After the trial, in the Fall of 1995, the simulcast was split when the AM side of KPIX continued with the all-news format, and KPIX-FM modified its format to &lt;a href="Talk%20radio"&gt;News/Talk&lt;/a&gt; as "FM Talk 95.7 KPIX". Hosts included Don Imus, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Tom Leykis, and Gil Gross.