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Jon Delano
Born	New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.
Education	Haverford College University of Pennsylvania Law School
Occupation	Journalist
Spouse	Jane
Children	2

Jon Delano is an American journalist. He is the Money & Politics Editor for KDKA-TV (CBS) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a position he began on a full-time basis in 2001 after joining the station in 1994 as its political analyst. ^[1]

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• Career
• References
• External links

Career

A graduate of Haverford College and University of Pennsylvania Law School, Delano spent 14 years working as chief of staff for Congressman Doug Walgren. ^{[1] [2]}

In 1994, he became the political analyst for KDKA-TV. In September 2001, Delano became the station's Money & Politics Editor. Delano reports nightly on governmental, political, and economic news and hosts the Sunday Business Page segments for KDKA’s weekend news. ^[1]

He taught courses in media and public policy, money and politics, legislative policy-making, and public policy implementation as an adjunct professor at the H. John Heinz III College at Carnegie Mellon University for 25 years, retiring in March 2020. ^[1] From 1995 to 2020, he also wrote a weekly and monthly column called “Government Busters” for the Pittsburgh Business Times. ^[1]

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