Radio stations have been anticipating the May report, which had been delayed for more than a week after Nielsen acknowledged problems with its sample audience in Los Angeles. The ratings firm removed two problematic households from its sample and the new numbers reflected those changes.
The drops for KSCA 101.9 FM and KXOS 93.9 FM were significant, according to The LA Times.
KXOS' morning show featuring Ricardo "El Mandril" Sanchez fell to No. 14 in May, after it had surged to the No. 4 slot during the April measurement period.
The station's share of weekday 6-10 a.m. radio listening was cut by about 37%. KXOS' listening share fell to 2.7 last month from 4.3 in April.
Univision station KSCA's morning show "El Bueno, La Mala y El Feo" (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly), landed in fourth place last month. That was a dramatic drop after its surprise No. 1 finish in April.
KSCA's share slid to 4.1 from 4.6.
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