MISSING GIRL HAS BEEN LOCATED
Photo Courtesy of: Ester Garcia
Marahya Garcia, 16, of Riverside has been missing since last night around 8 p.m. She was last seen by her step-mom in their apartment near Central and Canyon Crest. Marahya is 5'5 and has dark brown hair and brown eyes. Those with information are asked to call 951-892-9871 or 951-729-0594.
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