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Carl Demaio extends agreement with KOGO-AM

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iHeartMedia San Diego has renewed its agreement with Carl DeMaio to continue as host of "The DeMaio Report" on KOGO-AM (News Radio 600) San Diego, weekdays from 3-6pm. "When we started The DeMaio Report, we wanted a forum for San Diegans to share dialogue about important issues and also a vehicle for taking action on problems. I'm thrilled we are accomplishing both goals," said DeMaio. "I'm excited by the impact we've already had on important issues like the California Gas Tax."
Prior to broadcasting, DeMaio built a business and political career with a focus on holding government accountable, and offering creative solutions to public challenges. In 2008, he was elected to the San Diego City Council. His Roadmap to Recovery reform plan was instrumental in fixing San Diego's debt issues. In addition to hosting his daily news and talk show on News Radio 600 KOGO, DeMaio tackles state-wide, fiscal reform policy in his role as Chairman of Reform California and the Transitions in Governance Project at the Performance Institute.
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The Demaio report will continue on KOGO-AM from 3-6pm.
 
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