Brighter Christmas organizers will accept applications Saturday, Oct. 24 at Ceciliani Park, nearly a month earlier than usual as the charity prepares for this season under the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Air National Guard flyover to salute Tracy health care workers
- Restaurants, retailers cleared for reopening
- Council approves small-business loan program using federal grants
- TUSD superintendent braces for big budget cuts
- Kimball High lauds seniors
- State relaxes COVID-19 quarantine standards
- Local people can call 211 for help in pandemic
- Portuguese festa is latest casualty of coronavirus shutdowns
- Tracy High seniors make a splash
- Council may redirect federal grants to help local businesses
- West High celebrates seniors
- Website offers another look at county's COVID-19 statistics
- COVID-19 tests now available to public in Tracy
- Honking ‘hello’
- Families celebrate Mother’s Day with parade
- Tracy congregations gather for drive-in services
- Homelessness plan endorsed as a new start to resolve wide-ranging issues
- Some city park amenities reopen
- Ravages of COVID-19 detailed in former Tracy resident’s Facebook posts
- Regional parks to begin reopening in San Joaquin County
- Bella Vista students parade for teachers
- Tracy’s Memorial Day ceremony canceled; virtual program planned
- Scaled-down market offers alternative for fresh food
- Warm weather activities up in the air as quarantine continues
- Golfers flock to reopened course
- Astoria seniors have something to say
- Economic development advocates look to keep businesses viable during COVID-19
- County lifts some restrictions on businesses, religious groups
- Amazon worker dies of COVID-19
- Special delivery for health care workers
- Charter high school plans drive-through graduation amid social distancing
- Anxiety, stress taking a toll as quarantine continues
- No time wasted during retired firefighter’s weekly grocery runs
- Parents help high school seniors cope with letdown
- 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.
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