r/TracyCalifornia

Does anyone work at bloom energy in Fremont CA? I just got a job and I start Thursday. I was wondering if there’s a shuttle or carpool from Manteca/Tracy area?

I genuinely hate where i live currently and cannot stand this place anymore. I am moving to Tracy with hopes of reinventing myself. Its close enough to the Bay Area where I can take day trips every weekend without having to live there, as I can't afford it. I plan to rent a room for around $1200 a month. I will start looking for a job now.

I am excited to be a Tracy resident. Its the perfect place for me.

Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for work in the Tracy, CA area and wanted to see if anyone knows of places that are hiring.

I'm open to roles such as:

* Administrative Assistant

* Office Assistant

* Receptionist

* Data Entry

* Customer Service

* Community Outreach/Support

* Intake Coordinator

* Nonprofit or Education Support

* Other entry-level office or support roles

I'm reliable, organized, have experience providing administrative support, customer service, behavioral support, and working with diverse populations. I'm hoping to transition into office or support-based work.

I'm looking for opportunities in or near Tracy, preferably with a reasonable commute or remote.

If you know of any companies hiring or have any leads, I'd really appreciate it. Feel free to comment below or send me a private message.

Thank you so much!

I’m genuinely curious about something and I want to ask it respectfully. In a way that won't hurt people's feelings. Because this is a question I have and there's nothing wrong with asking a question.

I’ve lived in Tracy since 1996, and over the last several years I’ve noticed how much more diverse our community has become. I think that’s a great thing. We have people from so many different cultures, backgrounds, and traditions now, and it’s changed the feel of the city in a big way.

One thing I’ve been wondering about is how different immigrant communities connect with the larger local community.

I'm speaking mainly about Indian families that move to Tracy. Some families seem to become involved in local events, neighborhood activities, schools, businesses, and community spaces pretty quickly. But others seem to stay more connected within their own cultural circles, at least from the outside looking in.

Almost as if they are choosing to shut out the culture of their surrounding communities. Things like learning the language or the traditions or even meeting their neighbors. I have lived and known people who lived in neighborhoods filled with Indian families but they never made an effort to meet their neighbors.

I’ve noticed this sometimes with parts of the Indian community in Tracy, and I want to be clear that I’m not saying this applies to everyone. I’ve met plenty of Indian people, especially younger people, who are very involved and connected locally. But I’m curious if there are cultural, generational, language, religious, family, or social reasons why some families may prefer to stay more closely connected within their own community rather than becoming more involved in the broader local community.

I’m not saying anyone should have to give up their culture or change who they are. I actually think keeping culture alive is a beautiful thing. I’m just curious about what makes some communities blend into the larger community more quickly while others build stronger internal communities first.

I’d really like to understand it better from people who have lived that experience.

My folks have a storage space in Patterson. It’s clear that they don’t need any of this stuff anymore, and I’m tasked with sorting the hoard. I’ll be keeping the few heirlooms and useful items, but the rest (mostly *really old* furniture and unremarkable sundry household items) will need to be distributed through donation channels, buyers of this kind of stuff, and the landfill.

I live in Berkeley, and I don’t have the space to process much through my home, so I’m looking to make the connections with the appropriate channels around Patterson/Modesto before I begin.

I know about the landfill in Crows Landing, but that’s about it. Can anyone recommend thrift stores, junk sellers, estate liquidators, or any other useful resources in the greater Modesto area, and up into Manteca, Tracy, and points west?

So I just moved here to Tracy ca and it’s very boring I’m from the Bay Area there’s suppose to open a water park here but since great America is set to close in Santa Clara, California it wouldn’t be a bad idea to open a theme park like great America here. Hear me out there’s a lot of land in Tracy that can be used it’s hot so having a big water park would be nice there’s no mall here nor any big river near nothing to have fun with the family. We have to go to Livermore to have fun this would bring a lot more jobs. We have a lot of flat land we are close to big cities like Stockon Modesto Livermore Brentwood Sacramento

This comes from a non resident.

Does anyone know of any good price shops that sell Pokemon Japanese packs?

I would avoid buying lipsticks from this Walgreens (or any lip products that are not sealed). Someone was opening and SWATCHING every lipstick and lip liner on their hand. An adult just spreading bacteria. Just go to Ulta to test and then buy elsewhere! It happened today Jun 24th at around 6:40pm.

Yes, a worker saw them and did not do much except ask if they needed help. Oh well, they probably don't get paid enough to handle strange customers.