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Silver Alert Issued for Missing Person in Moreno Valley

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Published on November 05, 2026
Silver Alert Issued for Missing Person in Moreno ValleyOnate Dr. & Leif Ericson Dr. — Reported Last-Seen Location
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A Silver Alert is active across six Southern California counties for a person last seen in Moreno Valley. The alert identifies an intersection as the last-seen location.

Details of the Disappearance

A CHP - Alerts post tags the Riverside County Sheriff's Office.

The person was last seen on Saturday, October 31, 2026, in Moreno Valley, Riverside County. The post identifies the location as Onate Drive at Leif Ericson Drive. The alert spans Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange, San Diego, Imperial and Los Angeles counties.

Anyone who spots the missing person is asked to call 9-1-1 immediately.

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How Silver Alerts Work

Silver Alerts exist specifically for cases like this. The CHP activates one when an elderly or developmentally or cognitively impaired person goes missing and is determined to be at risk, according to MyNewsLA. The alert in this case spans six counties.

Riverside County has seen a string of similar cases in recent months. In September, a Silver Alert covered Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties for 81-year-old Ray Elliott, who was last seen in the unincorporated Yucca Valley area of San Bernardino County, per the same outlet's report. Separately, Patch reported that a Silver Alert was issued for Mariam Espinoza, 89, and Alexander Serrano, 63, after they went missing in Hemet, last seen around 3:30 p.m. and believed to be traveling on foot. In that case, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department sought public assistance in locating the pair.

What Comes Next

For now, the search for Lara continues, with his last confirmed sighting still centered on the Moreno Valley intersection named in the alert. No additional details about his condition or possible destination have been released. Residents across the six-county alert area are being urged to stay alert and report any sightings directly to 9-1-1.