Tracy Still Catching Up On Plant Overgrowth Problems
It may be hot, dry and water-deprived, but some plants in Tracy thrive. Unfortunately some residents think they're the wrong kind of plants.
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It may be hot, dry and water-deprived, but some plants in Tracy thrive. Unfortunately some residents think they're the wrong kind of plants.
A group of local high-school students is battling cyberbulling in a unique partnership to crack down on bullies and their community.
The business owners on 10th Street say they work hard to bring in out-of-town customers, but the city isn't giving them the time to keep them.
It's not every day you see a large sleeping bear fall from a tree in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Hundreds of people showed up for the unusual sight and cheered as fish and wildlife crews made the tricky catch with a tarp.
A driver reportedly hit a bear with their vehicle in Tracy on Wednesday morning.
Tracy police are searching gullies in Tracy for signs of a bear that was spotted in a residential area of the city early Tuesday morning.
The 7-year-old thought he was attending a school assembly, but it was actually a surprise celebration for him. The cheers in the Villalovoz Elementary School auditorium were almost deafening.
Food trucks want the chance to park in Tracy. The mobile food vendors say they spend three to eight hours in Stockton and Mountain House, but can't work closer to their homes in Tracy and Manteca.
The six Yamada brothers paid off the property loan and donated the land. The Delta Island Elementary School was built, but Sid Yamada added a clause to the gift deed: if the district stops using the land for school purposes, his family gets their land returned.
Two small planes ran out of fuel and crash-landed into the Pacific Ocean off Hawaii, but the five people aboard both aircraft survived, authorities said.
A 13-year-old boy is recovering tonight after being attacked by a Tracy police K9.
More than 1,500 full-time employees work at the Tracy center, which has 1.2 million square feet of space - the equivalent of 28 football fields. They are joined by about 3,000 robots, gliding swiftly and quietly around the warehouse.
For many foster kids, changing homes is a scary time. But a Tracy nonprofit group is trying to make that transition easier.
CBS13 first told you about Derek Giardina, 17, who says he's been given detention and docked points after omitting the reference to God, and the school district is standing by its decision.
The stores filed the lawsuit Monday in Sacramento federal court, claiming the 91-year-old law violates their free speech rights. They also argue that the law unfairly singles out handguns because similar ads for rifles are allowed.
"A public forum where you're going to represent the school is not a place where you can voice a controversial issue and force that on other people," district spokesman Sam Strube said.
Two Tracy police officers are under investigation for their confrontation with a man that was caught on video and has gone viral.
Authorities say that a body was found in a canal near Tracy Wednesday.
A California produce company is issuing a recall of some lots of tomatoes and salad kits that include them because they may be contaminated with salmonella.
Amazon is looking for workers to fill more than 200 full-time positions at its fulfillment facility in Tracy.
Pet owners in the Tracy area haven't had a place to take their sick cats and dogs to in the middle of the night until now.
The sidewalks at Mountain House High School aren't up to code, meaning they will have to be torn up and redone just days before the start of the school's first year.
Darrell Esguerra's family told police they were celebrating two birthdays, one for a 5-year-old little girl, when just after 1 a.m., six to eight strangers showed up.
Police in Tracy say they are investigating an early morning shooting that has taken the life of a 25-year-old man – the city's first homicide in two years.
Ferguson said Sycamore Landscaping stopped working on April 23 and the city terminated its contract on May 28. Calls to the listed number for Sycamore Landscaping were not answered. Tracy residents said they quickly noticed the deterioration of service.
