AUBURN, Calif. — The woman who died Sunday after being pulled from the American River has been identified.
According to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, she was 52-year-old Coralee Jo Smith.
The California State Parks Department said crews responded to a reported water rescue Sunday below the Confluence of the American River, in the Auburn area.
Despite finding Smith and providing medical aid, she died from her injuries.
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