Miriam Hernandez Biography
Miriam Hernandez is a well-known American journalist currently working as a general assignment reporter for ABC7 – KABC-TV in Los Angeles, California. She became part of the network team in 1998.
Miriam Hernandez Age
Miriam Hernandez was born in Santa Barbara and raised in Santa Paula, California United States of America. Nevertheless, she has managed to keep her personal life private including her date and year of birth. Therefore, it is not known how old Miriam is or when she celebrates her birthday.
Miriam Hernandez Height
Miriam’s height is 5 feet 7 inches tall (Approx 1.7 m).
Miriam Hernandez Husband
She has managed to keep her personal life under wraps hence information regarding her marital status is currently unavailable. As a result, it is not known if Miriam is married, dating, or single. Moreover, it is not known whether she has any kids at the moment.
Miriam Hernandez Education
She studied anthropology and theater at UCLA and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Moreover, Miriam holds a master’s degree in communications from the University of Minnesota.
Miriam Hernandez Salary
She receives a remarkable salary ranging from $40,000 – $130,500 annually.
Miriam Hernandez Net Worth
Through her successful journalism career, Miriam has managed to garner a hefty fortune over the years and has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $5 Million.
Miriam Hernandez Career
She is currently working as a general assignment reporter for ABC7 – KABC-TV in Los Angeles, California. Miriam landed her first paying job writing a weekly youth column for the Santa Paula Daily Chronicle. She started her television career at the NBC affiliate in San Diego.
Miriam has worked in New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. reporting for Good Morning America, CNN, USA TODAY ON TV, and WUSA. Throughout her career, Miriam has covered political turmoil in Central America, the Mexico City earthquake, and the Oklahoma City bombing.
She became the first reporter permitted to take a TV camera behind the vaulted doors of the Federal Witness Protection Program by the U.S. Marshal Service. She was named one of the top 100 women in communications by Hispanic Magazine. Additionally, Miriam has won several Emmy nominations and Valley Press awards.