JORDAN SEGUNDO

JOURNALIST   |   HOST   |   SINGER

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MEET JORDAN

JOURNALIST  |  HOST  |  SINGER

Jordan Segundo is an experienced television host and broadcast journalist, as well as a professional singer and actor.  Born and raised in Hawaii, Jordan has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Hawaii at Manoa.  In January 2019, Jordan joined the CBS Corporation in Sacramento, California.  He is currently a weather anchor for the CBS13 Morning News, and an anchor/reporter for "Good Day Sacramento."

Prior to joining CBS,  Jordan was the weekend morning news anchor, and weekday morning weather anchor at KITV4 Island News in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Jordan also gained considerable on-camera experience at KHON2 News in Honolulu, taking on different roles including commentator for, "American Idol”, FOX VIP Correspondent and as a weekly contributor for the daily lifestyle show Living808.  He has reported from the red carpet at the American Country Awards, the Glee Live Tour in Las Vegas and on the set of LIVE! with Kelly Ripa. 

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Jordan is also recognized as the first singer from Hawaii to be a finalist on the nationally acclaimed singing competition, “American Idol”, in 2003.  He has performed in concerts and festivals across the nation and has shared the stage with some of the biggest stars from the entertainment industry.  In addition to music, Jordan is also involved in acting, appearing on Season 6 of, "Hawaii Five-0."

When not in front of the camera or on stage performing, Jordan enjoys spending time in the kitchen cooking.  A health and fitness enthusiast, Jordan loves the outdoors and has a passion for traveling. 

Community Service is also very important to Jordan, he continuously volunteers his time and talents to worthy causes and non-profit organizations.  He has been the Spokesperson for, “Adult Friends for Youth”, a non-profit organization that assists students throughout the State of Hawaii and helps at-risk youth.  In addition, Jordan participates in the D.A.R.E. Tour for Hawaii students encouraging them to be drug- free. 

Jordan also volunteers with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii and lends his support for the Fur-Angel Foundation, a no-kill animal shelter.  In recognition for his years of community service, Jordan received the prestigious, “Ola Pono Award",  in 2007 and the “Outstanding Young Persons Award” from the Hawaii Jaycees in 2010. 

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