Pot Growing House Raided In Tracy
About $1 million worth of marijuana has been seized after a raid of a Tracy home Wednesday afternoon.
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About $1 million worth of marijuana has been seized after a raid of a Tracy home Wednesday afternoon.
It all started on Wednesday morning at a home along Shelborne Drive and forced authorities to place nearby Monticello Elementary School on lockdown.
A Tracy elementary school was locked down Wednesday morning due to a situation in a nearby neighborhood.
A video shows Faisal Mojaddid of Livermore challenging a bewildered driver to a fistfight in the parking lot of a Tracy In-N-Out Burger.
A one-room schoolhouse used to teach kids about the days of pioneers was damaged in a fire that scorched the historic Tracy building.
They say attempted break-ins and violence involving the homeless camping out behind their homes seem to be escalating.
Tracy City Manager Leon Churchill was reprimanded twice by the city for misusing his city credit card, and this week he admitted what he did in front of the public and his peers.
The Cessna 208, flying from Oakland to Visalia, was 8,000 feet up and about four miles from Tracy when it lost power, according to Ian Gregor, FAA public affairs manager.
Even though that neighborhood is now within city limits, the city says the neighborhood technically still operates under those rural county standards.
The search warrant says the alleged robbers would lure the sellers across the country, purchasing plane tickets and renting limos to pick them up at the airport. They would then ambush them in the limos at gunpoint.
Instead of being destroyed as evidence, police got a court order to donate computers to the Boys & Girls Club of Tracy.
Michelle Reis often brings her coupons there for one stop shopping. Sometimes, she comes out ahead and the store pays her.
A woman says an aggressive chicken attacked her in Tracy, but police are skeptical of her claim.
Four Tracy teenagers have been arrested for the alleged vandalism of 60 cars and several homes.
Police have been flooded with calls about spraypainted cars and homes, and believe it could be the work of teens with time on their hands
Police arrested a teen suspect in connection with Friday's shooting at West Valley Mall in Tracy.
Darrel Golden, 59, who was a second and fourth grade teacher at Traina Elementary School in Tracy pled guilty to four counts of molestation Friday. He could spend up to 14 years behind bars.
Tracy police have canceled their search in and around West Valley Mall for a gunman who reportedly fired multiple shots in the area.
The former Tracy school teacher accused of molesting children made a brief court appearance this morning.
Twenty homes in Tracy were evacuatTracy fire and police investigators are still trying to piece together the details that led to the blast at the home in the 1300 block of Crossroads Drive at around 3:30 p.m., say Tracy police. ed for over an hour after an explosion went off inside.
Tenaya Elementary Principal Susan Moffitt said she didn't call police after at least four allegations that teacher Darrell Golden was molesting children while she was working at Tracy's Triana Elementary School.
After the residents were evacuated, management of Tracy Village Apartments removed the tree, but the eight families affected weren't allowed to go home.
A former Tracy elementary school principal admits she didn't call police after allegations surfaced of a teacher molesting students. Now, many are asking if the principal could've helped prevent some of those crimes.
A former Tracy elementary school teacher has been charged with sexually molesting his students. Now, CBS13 has learned a parent complained about this teacher years ago, but nothing was done.
Tracy Boulevard north of Tracy closed for hours this morning because of a big rig accident.
