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Meet the KYW Newsradio Staff
Gina Longo-Pompilio

 
Gina Longo-Pompilio began working as a news editor at KYW Newsradio during the momentous month of September 2001.  After less than two weeks on the job, she was pressed into service to help cover the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Longo-Pompilio is certainly no stranger to newsgathering.  She's worked as an assignment editor at our sister television station CBS-3 in Philadelphia; as a reporter and anchor for an Atlantic City, NJ television station; and as an assignment editor and producer for a Wilkes-Barre, Pa. television station.

Born and raised in Hazleton, Pa., Longo-Pompilio attended Bishop Hafey High School, graduated in 1989 with a communications degree from Wilkes University, and immediately began working in broadcast news at WNEP-TV in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre market.

After the birth of her son in 2002, she moved from full-time editor at KYW Newsradio to full-time mom and part-time editor. 

She and her husband Drew Pompilio now have two children: Roman and Nicole.  They reside in Delaware County, Pa.

 


 
 
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