Monica Morales Biography and Wiki
Monica Morales is an American Award-winning journalist, anchor, and reporter currently working as a reporter at PIX 11 in New York. Morales has served as an anchor and reporter at WNBC in New York City, WFXT-FOX25 in Boston, WTVJ-NBC6 in Miami, and WDJT-CBS in Milwaukee. Also, she is a reporter who covers NYCHA and other developments in her “Monica Makes it Happen” segment every weeknight.
Monica Morales Age and Birthday
Morales was born in 1976, in Miami, United States of America. She is 47 years old as of 2023. However, the day and month she celebrates her birthday is not available.
Monica Morales Education
Morales received a Masters degree in Broadcast Journalism from The University of Florida, School of Journalism and Communication, besides she has an undergraduate degree In Broadcast Journalism and Psychology from the University of Miami (FL). She was also an adjunct professor at The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
Monica Morales Height
Monica stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m). However, her other body measurements are currently not available.
Monica Morales Family | Parents
Morales is the daughter of Maria Teresa Morales and Rolf K. Auster of Miami. Monica Uses her mother’s surname professionally. Also, her father is a retired professor of accounting at Florida International University.
Monica Morales Husband and Children
Monica is married to Robert Adam Mayer, a photographer. The couple got married on November 12, 2011 by Msgr William Belford at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York.
Robert has specialized in street and hip-hop photography and other celebrity portraits, in New York. He graduated from Syracuse. The couples are proud parents of two children.
Monica Morales WPIX
Morales is on consistently at 5:45 p.m. hosting her portion, “Monica Makes It Happen.” Morales has visited more than 150 turns of events, helped fix more than 45 homes, and reestablished the warmth and high temp water to in excess of 55 structures and counting. Morales’ promotion work in NYC open lodging was recognized by Governor Andrew Cuomo and the Public Advocate. Morales was welcomed to the White House with an inhabitant president in 2018.
Monica centers regularly around helping families over the Tri-state zone get fixes, regard, and social equity. Morales had hosted more than 90 live “Monica Makes It Happen” Facebook shows. Her week after week show visitors have included New York City’s Comptroller, Public Advocate, Police Commissioner, Legal Aid Society Lawyers, Tenant Leaders, Borough Presidents, State Senators, and City Council, individuals.
Morales’ “Subsequent Fridays” show how she gets results for watchers consistently. Monica has a National Emmy for Breaking News, five nearby Emmys and an Edward R. Murrow Award for Investigative Series and Reporting. Morales has filled in as an anchor and reporter at WNBC in New York City, WFXT-FOX25 in Boston, WTVJ-NBC6 in Miami, and WDJT-CBS in Milwaukee.
Monica has gotten various honors from the community. She got the 2018 Canon Fredrick Boyd Williams Community Service Award, blessed by the Rockefeller Foundation, from the Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement for her vigorous work in battling for reasonable lodging for families. Morales additionally got the 2018 Latina Voice of the People Award from the Long Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, for her emphasis on helping Hispanic families over the Tri-state region.
Morales likewise got the 2018 Harlem Honors Award from Harlem Honors for her day by day work helping low-income communities slice through the formality of city organizations. Monica has been given The Circle of Giving Award from the New York Foundation for Senior Citizens for her continual coverage of issues confronting seniors. Morales additionally got the lofty Triscourt Award, from the Tristate Catholic Committee on Radio and TV, for her commitment to greatness in news coverage and devotion to her Catholic confidence.
Monica has likewise gotten extraordinary recognition from her support work in lodging issues from the inhabitant Presidents of the Douglass Houses, the Washington Houses, and the Adams Houses.