KOKO-FM is a radio station licensed to Kerman, California. Owned by Art Laboe's Big Broadcasting,^[1] it broadcasts a rhythmic oldies format targeting Fresno.

KOKO-FM originally signed on the air April 16, 1990,^[2] as country station KTAA and was owned by Barnard Broadcasting A California Limited Partnership during the early 1990s. In the early 1990s, the station flipped to a short-lived hip-hop format as Jammin 94, before flipping to regional Mexican La Fiesta. In 1997, the station was acquired by Hispanic Radio Enterprise Inc., and flipped to a rhythmic format as 94.3 The Party. In 1998, Art Laboe acquired the station and it was rebranded as Power 94, and later Hit Radio 94.3 in August 2001.^[3] This was then followed by a rhythmic AC format.

On June 28, 2012, KOKO-FM flipped to classic hits.^[4] On November 27, 2018, KOKO-FM again changed formats, this time to rhythmic oldies as Jammin' 94.3.^[5]

Art Laboe died October 7, 2022, at age 97.^[6] In July 2023, TED Broadcasting agreed to purchase KOKO-FM from the Art Laboe estate for $330,000.^[7]