Carlos Granda Biography

Carlos Granda is a prominent American journalist currently working as a general duty reporter for Eyewitness News at ABC7. In addition, Granda explored the concerns of viewers in her special report “What’s Bugging You”.

Carlos Granda Age

Carlos Granda was born in 1961 in Florida, USA. He’s 60 this year.

Carlos Granda Hills Weight

Granda has an average height of 5 feet 7 inches and weight is around 70 kg

Carlos Granda Family

Carlos was born and raised in the United States of America by loving and caring parents. However, information about his family is under review and will be updated as it becomes available.

Carlos Granda Education

Graduated from the University of South Florida, Department of Communication and Media.

Carlos Granda Wife

He likes to hide his marriage. However, this information will be updated as soon as it becomes available.

Carlos Granda Salary

Carlos earns $45 per year and earns $345 per year. This is based on the salaries of ABC7 news presenters and reporters.

Carlos Granda Net Worth

Granda has an estimated net worth of between $1 and $5 million.

Carlos Granda Career

Graduated from the University of South Florida in Mass Communication and Broadcasting. Carlos started his advertising career with WINK in Fort Myers, Florida. He began writing the script as an associate producer, but eventually became a full-time reporter.

Granda got a job as a reporter and occasional presenter at WLTV in Miami in 1985. During his television career, Carlos toured New York on the centennial of the Statue of Liberty, recounting Queen Elizabeth’s visit to the Bahamas and the Delta flight accident in Dallas. In 1987, Granda moved to WPLG in Miami.

Carlos also reported to Central America. When General Manuel Noriega was overthrown, he went to Panama and visited Cuba to make a film about the Guantanamo naval base. Carlos went to New York in 1990 to work for WABC. There, he served as a temporary presenter for Eyewitness News.

Also, Granda was the first reporter to arrive on the scene to report the World Trade Center bombing. He also reported on the events that took place when Hurricane Andrew hit Miami and New Orleans. He was hired by WNBC New York as a New Jersey correspondent in 1993. He then returned to Miami in 1995 as a MC for CBS affiliate WFOR.