California Authorities Urgently Search for Missing At-Risk Woman, Tijanae Turner, Last Seen in San Leandro

The California Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for Tijanae Turner, a 30-year-old woman who was last seen in San Leandro, Alameda County, on the night of Saturday, June 6, 2026.

Turner was last spotted at approximately 11 p.m. at the intersection of President Drive and 167th Avenue in San Leandro. Authorities believe she is on foot. The alert was activated by the CHP on behalf of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, which is leading the search effort.

Turner is described as a Black woman standing 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a white T-shirt and gray sweatpants.

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What the Community Can Do Right Now

Anyone who spots Turner or has any information about her whereabouts is urged to call 911 immediately. The alert has been widely shared across social media, including through the CHP Alerts Facebook page and the nonprofit organization SOS Missing Persons, which has been helping spread the word to reach as many people as possible in the Bay Area.

Community members and local groups have already begun sharing the advisory across multiple platforms. The “Gone Missing” Facebook group has also picked up the post in an effort to broaden awareness beyond Alameda County.

The more people who know what Turner looks like and where she was last seen, the better the chances of bringing her home safely.

Details of the Advisory and Agency Response

This advisory falls under the Endangered Missing Advisory system, a program used in California when law enforcement determines that a missing person faces a credible threat to their health or safety.

Unlike an Amber Alert, which is specifically for abducted children, an Endangered Missing Advisory is designed to mobilize public attention for adults or older teenagers who are considered at risk due to mental health concerns, medical conditions, or other endangering circumstances.

The CHP activated this alert on behalf of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, meaning local deputies are working the case directly while the CHP handles the broader public notification. The involvement of both agencies signals the seriousness with which authorities are treating Turner’s disappearance.

Turner was last seen late at night on foot in a residential area of San Leandro. The fact that she has not been located or made contact with family or authorities in the time since raises significant concern among investigators.

San Leandro is a city in the western portion of Alameda County, situated just south of Oakland. The area around President Drive and 167th Avenue is a neighborhood setting, making foot travel possible but also raising questions about where Turner may have gone after she was last spotted.

If you live in or around San Leandro, East Oakland, or nearby communities, please take a close look at the advisory flyer being circulated online. Turner’s photo is included in the official CHP alert. Pay attention to parks, transit stops, shopping areas, and other public spaces where someone on foot might seek shelter or pass through.

If you see her, do not approach aggressively. Simply call 911 and provide your location and a description of what you are observing.

Tijanae Turner deserves to be found safe. Share this alert.