Chad Pradelli
Chad Pradelli is an Investigative Reporter, whose wide knowledge of various issues has led him to cover some of the most memorable stories for Action News. In 2004, Chad covered the impact of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. He also reported on the tragic Sandy Hook school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the Jerry Sandusky trial, and has broken numerous stories in the Philadelphia market.

Chad joined Action News in 2004 from KFSN in Fresno. There, he was the Consumer Investigator/Fill-in Anchor. Prior to joining the ABC family, Chad worked in Palm Springs as a Weekend Weather Anchor/Reporter.

Chad holds a Master's Degree from the Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Regis University in Denver.

Chad is happy to be back in Pennsylvania. He was born in Pittsburgh, and enjoys calling the Delaware Valley home. In his spare time, Chad enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, golf, football and politics.

Chad's Stories
No laughing matter: Misuse of nitrous oxide on the rise | Action News Investigation
Once called "hippie crack," nitrous oxide is making a comeback.
COVID-19 5 Years Later: Fmr. Mayor Kenney and Temple doctor reflect on outbreak's impact on Philly
The man who led the city during the outbreak of COVID-19 and a doctor on the front lines talk about the uncertainty of the pandemic's early days.
NJ woman arrested after allegedly abusing 2 children in home day care
Prosecutors say Danielle Ingraham slapped the infant, along with another toddler she had been caring for.
Stolen iPhones being tracked to black market in China | Investigation
Bailey and Justin contacted the Investigative Team after their phones were swiped at two different Center City bars in a matter of weeks.
What dismantling the Department of Education could mean for schools
Inside Philadelphia City Council chambers, a resolution was introduced by Education Committee Chair Isaiah Thomas condemning President Trump's attempt to dismantle the US DOE.
Plans underway to ease traffic congestion in Delaware Valley
Commuters in the Philadelphia region are well aware of traffic jams on local roads, but there are plans in the works to help ease congestion.
Victims claim their drinks were spiked at bars | Action News Investigation
Men and women nationwide are sounding the alarm that they've been drugged in bars. Social media has been abuzz with increasing incidents.
Daughter of slain Delco couple arrested in Maryland; allegedly connected to cultlike group: police
According to charging documents, the trio was observed trespassing on a property while dressed in all black. The group allegedly asked a resident if they could camp in the area for about a month, but they were told to leave.
Some fans are paying up for prime locations to see Eagles Victory Parade
If you want the best view of the Eagles Super Bowl victory parade you'll have to arrive very early. Or, you could always pony up a whole lot of money for prime seating.
Travelers in Philadelphia and aviation expert react to midair collision in Washington, D.C.
The midair collision between a passenger and a military helicopter, that left 67 people dead in Washington, D.C., remained on the minds of passengers traveling through Philadelphia International Airport on Thursday.