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08/03/2016 | FCC Levies $25,000 Fine on California Radio Amateur for Deliberate Interference
The FCC has imposed a $25,000 fine on William F. Crowell, W6WBJ (ex-N6AYJ), of Diamond Spring, California, for intentionally interfering with the transmissions of other radio amateurs and transmitting prohibited communications, including music.
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01/22/2016 | Congressman Intercedes with FCC Chairman on Amateur Radio Interference Concerns
New York Congressman Peter King has asked FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to put some Enforcement Bureau heat on those interfering with various radio communication services, including Amateur Radio, in the New York City Metropolitan Area.
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07/28/2015 | ARRL Files More “Grow Light” Ballast Complaints with FCC
The ARRL has filed three more complaints with the FCC, urging its Enforcement Bureau to investigate and initiate enforcement proceedings to halt the marketing and retail sale of certain RF lighting devices typically known as “grow lights” ballasts.
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04/24/2015 | House Committee Asks FCC for Documents Related to Proposed Enforcement Bureau Closures
The US House Committee on Energy and Commerce has given the Federal Communications Commission a May 7 deadline to produce documents related to FCC Enforcement Bureau proposals to close two-thirds of its field offices.
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11/10/2014 | FCC Reverses ALJ’s Decision, Revokes Convicted Sex Offender’s Amateur Radio License
FCC Reverses ALJ’s Decision, Revokes Convicted Sex Offender’s Amateur Radio License.
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07/29/2014 | FCC Alleges Deliberate Interference, Failure to Identify in Proposing Substantial Fines for Two Radio Amateurs
The FCC has proposed substantial fines for two radio amateurs, alleging deliberate interference and failure to identify.
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07/08/2014 | FCC Alleges Oregon Radio Amateur Interfered with Others, Aired Music, and Failed to Identify
The FCC says an Oregon radio amateur interfered with others, aired music, and failed to identify properly.
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07/02/2014 | FCC Invokes “Red Light Rule” in Denying K1MAN License Renewal Application
The FCC has invoked its “Red Light Rule” to deny the license renewal application of Glenn Baxter, K1MAN.
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