Tracy Press

We're happy to share a trio of good news: crime is down, a new program is taking recreation to the kids, and one more church is helping feed the hungry.

Barack Obama's campaign success has come because he moves people's hearts as well as their minds.

The man who brought us "Think Inside the Triangle" talks about the work and thought behind the city of Tracy's new tag line.

When consumers are captive, it's not choice — it's a monopoly. And there's no recourse for those who disagree.

A letter-writer finds hypocrisy — or selling out — in the political stands taken by some self-identified conservatives.

It's simple to guess the reasons many same-sex couples want to be married are: they're the same reasons that heterosexual couples tie the knot.

The need for a local destination park is obvious, and we think a wetlands project at the old Holly Sugar site is a good start.

Some say Mountain House is just a bunch of houses, but Jon Mendelson sees a spunky independent spirit in the town's upcoming fall campaign.

Town Crier Dave Hardesty passes on the wisdom gained from his own parental mistakes.

Events, charity drives and meetings in Tracy and Mountain House.

Events, charity drives and meetings in Mountain House and Tracy.

Health fairs in Manteca, Stockton and Modesto can help those without easy access to medical care.

Being alone often happens, but according to the Rev. Jim Bush, if you have God, you never need be lonely.

A bank announces a new VP, and a party is planned for a Save Mart parking lot.

Police arrested one man Wednesday on suspicion of public drunkenness after a woman reported that her husband held the front door shut on Eighth Street as two guys tried t...

City-hired consultant talks to merchants about what makes city centers vibrant.

A driver suspected of robbing pharmacies here and elsewhere will be arraigned Thursday at the Pleasanton Courthouse, where a police chase started Tuesday.

Tracy's school district will dedicate the Wayne Schneider Stadium at 6:45 p.m. Sept. 12 at Tracy High School, 315 E. 11th St.