Clovis Police Seek Help Finding Missing 15-Year-Old Alexia Hernandez Near Harlan Ranch

Clovis Police Department is asking the public’s help locating 15-year-old Alexia Danielle Hernandez, who was last seen just before 1 a.m. Thursday in the Harlan Ranch neighborhood near Highway 168 and DeWolf Avenue in Clovis. Police publicized an urgent missing‑person report on Feb. 27 seeking information that could lead to her whereabouts.

Police described Hernandez by clothing and appearance: she was wearing a green "How to Train Your Dragon" hoodie and black boots when she disappeared, and an Instagram post circulating with investigators lists her as 5'3", 114 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. The Instagram post states she has been missing since Feb. 26, near Harlan Ranch in Clovis; the image used in media reports is credited to the Clovis Police Department.

Authorities have classified Hernandez as vulnerable in the current alert. "She is considered at-risk," police said in the public notice that accompanied the photo and description of the teen. Investigators have not released additional information about circumstances leading up to her disappearance, whether surveillance footage or witnesses exist, or whether family members have issued a statement.

Clovis police are asking anyone who saw Hernandez or who has video, photos, or other information from the Harlan Ranch area between midnight and 1 a.m. on Feb. 26 to come forward. "Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact the Clovis Police Department at (559) 324-2800," the department wrote in its appeal to the community.

Media files used in the alert are credited to the Clovis Police Department; newsroom requests for the official high-resolution photo and case contact details should be directed to the department. Reporters and members of the public seeking confirmation of the timeline - including the precise time the missing-person report was filed and the definition of "at-risk" in this case - are advised to contact Clovis Police for the investigating officer or public information officer handling the case.

The department emphasized the need for timely tips that could assist in locating Hernandez and ensuring her safety; anyone with relevant information is asked to call (559) 324-2800.