Endangered Missing Advisory Issued for Four Children in San Diego County
An Endangered Missing Advisory has been issued in San Diego County for four children last seen with their mother in Los Angeles.
San Diego, CA, September 30, 2026 — An Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA) has been issued for four children who were last seen with their mother in Los Angeles, according to an announcement concerning San Diego County.
The advisory indicates that the children are considered endangered. Further details regarding the children’s names, ages, or specific descriptors have not been publicly released. The circumstances surrounding their disappearance and the reason for the ‘endangered’ designation are also not immediately available.
Authorities have stated the children were last seen in the Los Angeles area. The advisory was issued in relation to San Diego County, suggesting a potential connection or area of concern for law enforcement agencies in that region. The specific timeline of when the children were last seen was not provided in the initial announcement.
The mother of the four children is reportedly with them. Information about her identity or any circumstances leading to the issuance of the advisory was not specified. Law enforcement agencies are seeking information to help locate the children and their mother.
No specific details about the contractor involved, any permit status, inspection outcomes, code violations, or fine amounts were included in the provided information. The nature of the case necessitates caution and a focus on the safe recovery of the children. Updates are expected as the investigation progresses, though specific timelines for when more information might be available have not been released.
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