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Despite Tracy Unified School District’s best efforts, many students will not be equipped to participate in online class activities as the school year begins.
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- Milestone put on hold
- COVID-19 farm relief headed to Central Valley slowly
- Friday Night Jazz launches Grand's new streaming concert series
- Latest local quarantine efforts focus on businesses
- Downtown Tracy farmers market to open in May
- Tracy Hospital Foundation helps buy disinfecting robot to reduce coronavirus transmission
- Essential staff keeps defense depot running
- County COVID-19 cases up to 369
- Safeway confirms COVID-19 among workers, including one who died, at Tracy center
- Enthusiasm for face shield production more than matched by demand
- Boys & Girls Clubs throw open their virtual doors to Tracy kids
- Forecasters expect unemployment to triple under COVID-19
- Ag students turn to Plan B (and Plan C) as show ring goes virtual
- Governor lays out strategies for lifting quarantine
- Tracy's San-I-Pak confronts PPE shortage in hard-hit New York
- Should we all be wearing masks? Maybe.
- County reports 253 COVID-19 cases, including 36 in Tracy
- County accelerates effort to provide shelter during coronavirus emergency
- Classrooms go virtual in Jefferson School District
- Teacher improvises to reach students from afar
- Barbecue pros feed hospital’s night shift
- County sets up free COVID-19 tests
- Tracy Islamic Center donates 10,000 protective masks to hospital
- Closed for pandemic, Grand Theatre starts free streaming art class
- Downtown stores on now-quiet streets reinvent themselves overnight
- Tracy accounts for 24 of county’s 180 COVID-19 cases
- Athletes stay active during quarantine
- Gym owners make fast transition to online format
- Top administrator provides update on city’s COVID-19 response
- Crafters respond to hospital’s need for protective equipment
- Eager families greet parade of teachers, school staff
- Local school districts solidify plans to finish fourth quarter with distance learning
- Tracy dump remains open under county's stricter orders
- Schools advised to plan for distance learning through end of school year
- Council increases city manager’s authority on projects, extends development deadlines
- County fair canceled, but junior livestock show will go on
- Rural school district extends food program by making deliveries
- Restaurants adapt to new economy of outbreak
- County issues stricter COVID-19 order
- COVID-19 tests still in short supply
- Community supports hospital’s need for backup protective supplies
- Lawmaker, county health officer answer questions about pandemic
- Tracy police hope education is enough to enforce stay-at-home orders
- County superintendent recommends extended school closures
- Tracer bus routes dropped during school closure
- San Joaquin County follows suit after governor orders Californians to stay home
- Water treatment continues uninterrupted
- TUSD to distribute educational packets to students at home
- Churches adapt to services in pandemic
- Charities face sudden scarcity in effort to provide for those in need
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