David Madden
David Madden is a Philadelphia native with virtually a lifetime of experience in local radio. At the tender age of 13, his news reports were heard on WIBG Radio from time to time.
His first paid on-air position was as a freelance reporter for WIBG in the early 70s while attending high school at St. Joseph’s Prep.
Later, attending Temple University, he reported news on WIFI-92. Madden graduated from Temple in 1977 with a BA in Speech, Rhetoric, and Communications.
After graduating, Madden became News Director at WBUX-AM in Doylestown before moving to WWDB-FM as a reporter, morning news anchor and Assistant News Director between 1978 and 1982.
From there, he went to work for WFIL, where he anchored news and sports reports through 1985. He also served as a host of the two-way talk show “Crossfire.”
Next, Madden moved to Harrisburg, where he ran the news department at WKBO radio. It was during this time that he began his tenure at KYW Newsradio as a part-time reporter in 1986.
After leaving Harrisburg in 1987, he briefly split his time between KYW and WTOP in Washington, DC before joining KYW full time in March, 1989 as a general assignment reporter.
Today, Madden serves in a variety of roles on KYW Newsradio 1060, mostly covering the Philadelphia suburbs. He also works as a fill-in anchor and editor.
Madden resides in Gloucester County, NJ with his wife, Teri. They’ve been married since 1990.
Connect with David Madden on Twitter: @DavidMadden1060
Poll: Most NJ Residents Expect Long Recovery From Sandy
“Only 15-percent think we’ll get back to normal this year,” Poll director David Redlawsk said. “Another 64-percent think it’s going to take one to five years to get there.”
2013/04/25
Downingtown Magistrate Resigns After Arrest on Charge of Legal Interference
Rita Arnold, 56, has been charged with trying to cover up a criminal case involving one of her sons.
2013/04/24
Walt Whitman Bridge Re-Docking Project Entering Final Phase
Notice something different these days on the Walt Whitman Bridge? Those cattle chutes are gone, a sign that the $140 million re-decking project is entering its final phase.
2013/04/21
Officials: No More Red Light Cameras To Be Added In New Jersey
Red light cameras are still up and running in New Jersey but officials have announced there will be no new ones set up as the state gets closer to the end of a five year test program.
2013/04/20
Call For Federal Investigation Into New Jersey Lottery Privatization
There’s a call for the feds to look into a plan to hand operation of the New Jersey Lottery over to a private company.
2013/04/20
NJ Officials Warn Of Phishing Scam Promising Trips On Phony Airline
It almost worked on one Gloucester County resident who took his concerns to law enforcement.
2013/04/19
Security Will Be Tighter at This Year’s Penn Relays
Attendees can help by showing up a little earlier than normal, and being prepared to be a little more patient in line.
2013/04/18
Local Member Of Congress Says Don’t Jump To Conclusions About Bombings, Tainted Mail
A local member of congress suggests no one jump to conclusions in the wake of Monday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon, paired with new discoveries of tainted mail sent to President Obama and elected officials in Washington.
2013/04/17
New Jersey Transit Gives Riders New Ways To Get Information About Their Route
Those “My Bus” signs at stops throughout the state won’t change, but the information you’ll get from the service will.
2013/04/17
Virginia Man Sentenced For Sex With Radnor Girl
A Virginia man has been sentenced to at least 15 years in a Pennsylvania prison after admitting to having sex with a 13-year-old girl from Radnor whom he met online late in 2012.
2013/04/17
Philadelphia Man Who Ran Boston Marathon Says He’ll Be In It Next Year
Many Delaware Valley residents who were in Boston for the marathon and witnessed Monday’s horrific blasts are still coming to terms with it all.
2013/04/16
Funding Issues May Force PORTS Program To Shut Down
A program that provides real-time navigational information on the Delaware River and Bay could be shut down in a few months.
2013/04/14
Shore Town Looks For Ways To Keep More Sand On Beach
A South Jersey shore town is looking at ways to keep more of its sand on the beach.
2013/04/13
Downingtown Area School District Recovers $665K After Bank Account Hacked
Officials in the Downingtown Area School District are breathing a sigh of relief after getting back more than a half million dollars someone hacked out of their local bank account.
2013/04/12
After One-Year Reprieve, A South Jersey Catholic High School Slated For Closure
Sacred Heart High School, in Vineland, will be shut down come June.
2013/04/12
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