Kim Baldonado Bio, Age, Height, Family, Husband, NBC4 News, Net worth

Kim Baldonado Biography

Kim Baldonado is an American reporter working for NBC4 LA since joining the station in 1995. She is a six-time Emmy Award-winning reporter for NBC4 News and can be seen at 11 a.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m., and 6 p.m. In addition, she also covers Southern California and international locations with local angles including assignments in Sydney, Rome, Nicaragua, Havana, and Mexico.

Kim Baldonado Age

Baldonado’s age is not known to the public since she has kept it private.

Kim Baldonado Height

Baldonado stands at a height of 5 feet 8 inches tall.

Kim Baldonado Education

Baldonado studied at the University of California, Berkeley, and during her time in school as a student, she received a scholarship from the Hispanic Scholarship Fund. She credits the organization with assisting her to earn a degree in Social Science from U.C. Berkeley. as of the moment she lives in Los Angeles and is a present member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

Kim Baldonado Family

Baldonado has not yet disclosed any information about her family as she has kept it private.

Kim Baldonado Husband

Baldonado’s marital status is not known to the public. Information about her relationship is still unknown.

Kim Baldonado NBC4

Baldonado is a reporter for NBC4 LA. She perfected her writing, reporting, and editing skills which enabled her to get her first job as an air reporter in Palm Springs with KESQ before joining NBC4.

She started her broadcast journalism career in San Francisco. Baldonado served as an assignment editor prior to returning to Los Angeles to become a field producer for KTTV; throughout this period, she sharpened her writing, reporting, and editing skills

Baldonado is fairly comfortable broadcasting on breaking news and can be found on feature pieces, that she writes and produces. She is known for addressing complex matters in her news stories. Her well-known storytelling and writing are often presented in a thought-provoking way that enlightens and educates.

Baldonado has been awarded for changing the face of homelessness in Southern California and taking on such topics as the state of public education in Los Angeles. Additionally, she is impassioned about reporting stories that are historically important, like for instance her coverage of Pope John Paul II’s important visit to Cuba, which led to progress in religious freedom for the Communist nation. She as well covered the massive Latino and immigrant civil rights march in Washington, D.C., and the Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.

Through her tenure at NBC4, she has been honored with numerous professional awards. She was able to win Los Angeles-area Emmy Awards for live news coverage, social issues, and education, and a prestigious National Edward R. Murrow Award for her work on the half-hour special “LAUSD: Battle for Control,”. Her extra honor compromise of 5 Golden Mikes and an Associated Press Mark Twain Award.