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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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By: Tracey Petersen
Motorists can expect long delays on Snell Street in downtown Sonora this month due to sewage repairs.
CAL FIRE reports that fire crews were able to quickly stop the fire's spread.
Fire crews reached that goal Saturday evening.
Sonora, CA—CAL FIRE reports that the Dove Fire that was burning in Sonora in Tuolumne County is 100 percent contained.
Amador County, CA – Scammers are now using fake invoices from government commissions to try to trick victims into sending them money. The Amador County She
By: Tracey Petersen
The collision on Thursday afternoon closed down that section of the highway for more than an hour.
By: Tracey Petersen
The CHP reports that a trailer overturned and was blocking the lanes and backing up traffic for several hours.
Sonora, CA – The name of the Jamestown man killed in Thursday’s Highway 108 fatal crash has been released by the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office. The dece
By: Tracey Petersen
CAL FIRE reports that no containment was grown overnight.
By: Tracey Petersen
CAL FIRE reports that no containment was gained overnight.
