CBS’ Tracker is relocating its production to Los Angeles for its upcoming fourth season, after three previous seasons filmed in Vancouver and across southern British Columbia. Multiple outlets report that the move is driven by California’s expanded film and television tax incentive. The series, starring Justin Hartley, is produced by 20th Television. Sources say 20th Television is securing production facilities in and around Los Angeles as part of the relocation plan. Los Angeles-area reporting and industry coverage state that the production is expected to qualify for California tax credits totaling $48 million, presented as among the largest awards in the state for a single series to date. Reporting in Canada frames the change as a shift away from B.C. in response to the larger credit available in California. While the articles describe the incentive and location change in detail, they broadly agree on the key timeline: Season 4 production will move from Vancouver to Los Angeles, rather than continuing the show’s established filming base in Canada.