‘Tracker’ Gets Huge California Tax Credit to Relocate Filming to Los Angeles
By Rick Porter
Published on May 4, 2026.
CBS' "The Tracker" series, one of the most watched on TV, will relocate production to Los Angeles for its fourth season, thanks to a record $48 million tax credit from the California Film Commission. This is the largest amount the commission has ever given to a relocating series. The tax credit is based on $129 million in qualified spending for the series and will be distributed across the country. The show, produced by Disney's 20th Television, is set for 176 filming days in California, employing 250 crew members and 275 actors.
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