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
Philadelphia man says he was billed for crime he didn't commit | Investigation
Matt Howdershell says a Lower Makefield police officer called and said his Mazda was impounded as evidence after allegedly being used in some crimes.
What to do if your mail-in ballot envelope was sealed shut in Philadelphia
Officials said humidity and exposure to water may have pre-sealed some return envelopes that were sent out in the city and across the state.
Investigation: Imposter rideshare drivers are an increasing problem, PPA warns
Authorities warn the issue is only expected to get worse with the Phillies in the playoffs.
'Blood-curdling scream' wakes up Philadelphia neighborhood; residents demand answers
The city solicitor's office told Action News those screams were part of a sound test as part of discovery in the civil case of Termaine Hicks.
Landlord accused of targeting homeless families in Delaware | Investigation
Several homeless families say they signed leases with the help of New Castle County officials for homes that weren't delivered.
Several arrests made in Philadelphia amid largely peaceful protests during presidential debate
A heavy police presence has been out in the city as protesters gather. Officers say all demonstrations so far have been peaceful.
From barricades to restrictions, security tightens in Philadelphia before presidential debate
Over the last several days, barricades were put in place surrounding Independence Mall in preparation for multiple road closures.
Vandals hit vehicles in Germantown; 1 in custody
Vandals targeted nearly a dozen vehicles in Philadelphia's Germantown section.
76ers in Camden? New Jersey floats $400 million in tax breaks to lure team away from Philadelphia
In a letter dated Monday, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy's administration said it envisioned a multibillion-dollar plan in the city of Camden featuring residential, commercial and retail properties, with the Sixers as an anchor.
New video shows moments before and after deadly North Philadelphia crash
Surveillance video obtained by Action News showed a white SUV at the scene before officers arrived. Philadelphia police are looking to speak with that driver.