Bob Brownne is a journalist for Tracy Press Inc., focusing on local news in Tracy, California. With a keen interest in community affairs, Bob covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, community events, local businesses, and social issues affecting the area.
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Bob Brownne's coverage is centered around local news and events in Tracy, California. He frequently reports on government announcements, provides expert commentary, and covers a range of topics including city news, city council decisions, community events, public projects, local politics as well as business & industry.
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The first policy decision for the new Tracy City Council will go back for reconsideration before the council is ready to take a vote.
Chabad of Tracy Jewish Center is getting ready for its annual Chanukah celebration, which will be unlike any the local congregation has held before.
By: Bob Brownne
Tracy Unified School District welcomed three new trustees to its board of education Tuesday night.
By: Bob Brownne
Vibhav Chandrala is a step closer to receiving his Eagle Scout badge and medal now that he has completed a service project to benefit a local nursing home.
People gathered behind New Heart Church on Bessie Avenue on Saturday to say prayers and honor the memory of people who have died while homeless in Tracy.
Corral Hollow/Tesla Road has been reopened as of Dec. 17. A portion of the roadway at mile marker 9.5 washed out into the steep ravine below during a rainstorm on
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A revised Pacific Gateway project south of Tracy will be up for review again in 2025.
By: Bob Brownne
Through the past 12 months of 2024 we have seen milestones, accomplishments, beginnings and endings, conflicts and resolutions, and continuations of stories that began a long time ago and will continue into 2025 and beyond.
Mateo Bedolla is back on the Tracy City Council after the new council reconsidered, and then reaffirmed, the city’s policy for filling vacant council seats.
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