Jake Reyes

1 week ago | wgal.com | Jake Reyes

THE YEAR. ALL RIGHT, IT’S UPON US. THANKS, CHRISTINE. AND BEFORE WE CLOSE OUT THE NEWSCAST THIS MORNING, LET’S GO BACK TO NEWS EIGHT’S JAKE REYES, WHO HAS AN ANNOUNCEMENT THIS MORNING. JAKE. WELL, MATT AND KAYLA, THIS IS MY FINAL LIVE SHOT ON NEWS EIGHT TODAY. AS I SAY GOODBYE TO WGAL. AS A KID GROWING UP IN FLORIDA WHO HAS NEVER LIVED OUTSIDE OF THE STATE, I DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT. COMING TO PENNSYLVANIA, BUT I COULDN’T HAVE PICKED A BETTER PLACE TO GO.

2 weeks ago | wgal.com | Jake Reyes

IN LANCASTER. HUNDREDS ARE GOING ON A WALK TODAY AND IT’S ALL TO HELP FIGHT BACK AGAINST CANCER. IT’S THE 32ND ANNUAL RELAY FOR LIFE AND IT’S HAPPENING THIS MORNING AT CONESTOGA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL. AND THAT’S WHERE WE CAN FIND OUR NEWS EIGHT’S JAKE REYES, GOOD MORNING TO YOU, JAKE. HOW’S IT LOOKING OUT THERE? HEY, CAITLIN. REGINA. GOOD MORNING. IT LOOKS LIKE A GREAT DAY FOR A WALK HERE AT CONESTOGA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL. YOU CAN SEE THE TRACK IS ALL SET UP.

2 weeks ago | wgal.com | Jake Reyes

Members of the Pennsylvania Public Transportation Association are gathering at the state Capitol to call for more funding for public transit. It's all in support of Gov. Josh Shapiro's proposal to invest $292 million in new transit funding next year. Rabbittransit, which serves 11 counties, including Dauphin, supports this proposal, but it is calling on the General Assembly to support the investments as well.

1 month ago | wgal.com | Jake Reyes

Business leaders will hold a town hall Thursday on the lack of child care access for its employees in Cumberland County. It's hosted by the Cumberland County Commission for Women. Employers say a lack of affordable child care access for working parents leads to a decline in their performance and early learning issues for children. It's a domino effect they hope to find solutions for in a town hall that dozens are expected to attend.

1 month ago | wgal.com | Jake Reyes

At the Pennsylvania State Capitol, transportation officials will host a distracted driving demonstration to teach about the dangers of handling your phone while behind the wheel. It's all to remind drivers about Paul Miller's Law, which takes effect June 5. Pennsylvania already has a ban on texting while driving, but that's as far as the restrictions on cell phone use go-- for now. With Paul Miller's Law, you won't even be able to hold a phone behind the wheel.