Tracey Petersen is a reporter for Clarke Broadcasting, focusing on local news in Sonora, California. With a keen interest in community issues and public safety, Tracey covers a wide range of topics including wildfires, crime, missing persons, and local government.
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Tracey Petersen's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on breaking and evolving stories related to crime, public safety, and county events. She regularly reports on traffic accidents and government announcements.
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Sonora, CA – An oven fire in a Valley Springs home yesterday afternoon has Calaveras Consolidated Fire (CCF) reminding the public of oven fire safety with another holiday feast yet to be cooked.
By: Tracey Petersen
AAA brings extra cheers as fuel prices continue to drop.
By: Tracey Petersen
Sonora, CA – There was excitement in the air last night in downtown Sonora as the community celebrated Sonora and Summerville's historic state champion football wins with a joint parade.
Sonora, CA — Clarke Broadcasting received several calls and emails last night about a loud siren that went off for nearly half an hour, and we have the answer to what caused all the noise.
Jamestown, CA – An argument at a family member's home in Jamestown turned into a physical assault with a deadly weapon and landed a Sonora woman in handcuffs.
Sonora, CA — AAA predicts 119.3 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home during the holiday season, from Saturday, December 21, to Wednesday, January 1, narrowly surpassing the previous record set in 2019.
Sonora, CA – After closing time at a downtown Sonora bar on Sunday night, a fight broke out, and two Sonora men were handcuffed.
Sonora, CA — While wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday, Tuolumne County officials detailed what will be open and closed over the holiday season.
Sonora, CA — The CHP has released a traffic alert that may delay travelers reaching their holiday destination today.
Sonora, CA – Tuolumne County Sheriff's Investigators are turning to the public for help in catching a reported vehicle thief who went on a stealing spree early Sunday morning.
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