KHTS-FM (93.3 MHz) is a contemporary hit radio station that is licensed to El Cajon, California, and serves the San Diego market.

In March 1996, KHTS began stunting with a simulcast of Tampa, Florida-based WFLZ (coincidentally, also on 93.3 FM in that market) in an early form of voicetracking, allowing Jacor to plan for and hire for a new station without having to depend on a commercial-free "many-songs-in-a-row" gimmick during the transition period.

[2] This brought personalities such as Bubba The Love Sponge to the market, along with WFLZ referencing San Diego weather and events in their programming.

The simulcast was broken on August 30, with the stunting shifting to a 43-hour loop of remixes of the then-popular song "Macarena" by Los Del Rio.

[4] During the first week of August in 1998, KHTS flipped to its present CHR format, inheriting the playlist from KKLQ (now KLNV).

In 2001, the transmitter moved to its present site, sharing an antenna with sister station KLSD, in order to provide better coverage of the San Diego metropolitan area.

In 2006, the station added notable personality Geena The Latina, who came in from KIIS-FM, to co-host morning drive with AJ Machado.

The station began to maintain a rhythmic-leaning direction (with occasional alternative music tracks) in 2013 while continuing to air dance mixes on weekends.

On September 16, 2014, Clear Channel spun off its radio and communications divisions into a new company; KHTS-FM then became a part of iHeartMedia, its present owner.

"[9] The following lists notable past airstaff, as calculated by the Wayback Machine: For its entire run, the station was the San Diego affiliate for the Evolution Beatport Show.