One of television’s biggest hits is officially calling the Golden State home. CBS’s “Tracker,” the Justin Hartley-led drama that has dominated ratings since its 2024 debut, is relocating production from Vancouver to Los Angeles for Season 4 — and it’s doing so with the largest California tax credit ever awarded to a TV series: $48 million.

A month after it was officially canceled, Paramount+ has added the series finale episode of CBS‘s medical mystery drama to its library. Starring Boyz n the Hood vet Morris Chestnut, the final

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"CBS Evening News," which appointed Tony Dokoupil as its new host, brought in less than 4 million viewers for the third consecutive week.

CBS' 'Tracker' is set to earn $48 million in tax credits after relocating its production to California.

Should you be worrying about the fate of your favorite broadcast series, or breathing a sigh of relief? With the 2025-26 TV season well underway, it’s time to take stock of which broadcast comedies and dramas are coming back - and which have been struck by the Grim Reaper’s axe.