Pam Surano Biography and Wiki
Pam Surano is a beautiful and talented American news journalist currently working for KDKA News. She also worked for WYTV News before becoming a freelance reporter for KDKA News.
Pam Surano Age | How old is KDKA Pam Surano?
Surano is 51 years old as of 2022, she was born in 1969 in Fords, New Jersey, United States.
Pam Surano Birthday
It is not known when Pam celebrates her birthday.
Pam Surano Height and Weight
Surano stands at an average height of 5 feet 5 inches with a moderate weight.
Pam Surano Family
Pam was born and brought up in the USA by her loving parents. However, she has not disclosed any further information on her family or her siblings.
Pam Surano Education
Surano earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Duquesne University. It is also known that she graduated from the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation.
Pam Surano Husband | Married
Pam was previously married to her ex-husband, Maloney. However, they divorced and separated due to irreconcilable differences. Together, the couple had three children named Mary, Jimmy, and Michael.
Pam Surano Daughter
Pam Surano Salary
KDKA News’ Pam receives an annual salary of $85,000-$95,000 from her career as a news journalist.
Pam Surano Net Worth | How Rich Is Pam Surano?
Surano has an estimated net worth of $1 Million to $5 Million (Approx.) as of 2022, from her successful career as a journalist.
Pam Surano KDKA Wikipedia
Likewise, Surano covered the report of Congressman Jim Traficant’s indication by a federal grand jury. She also worked as a health reporter for a series called “Tell A Friend”. As a result, she was recognized with an AP award for her work.
Moreover, Pam hosted a regular live call-in show featuring a Q & A with a panel of doctors. In addition, she interviewed Al Gore one on one outside Air Force Two while he was running for president. Furthermore, she worked as a morning anchor and reporter for WTOV-TV.
Surano also worked as a news reporter at WJET-TV before working as an assignment editor at WPXI. Later, she served both as a fill-in anchor and radio reporter for NPR and KQV in Pittsburgh. She worked as a one-man band at WDTV in West Virginia.
