A search is on for an incarcerated woman who walked away from a reentry program facility in Sacramento on Saturday, the ...

Officials didn’t say how or why she gave herself up outside a women’s correctional facility in Southern California.

Authorities are searching for inmate Serena A. Moreno-Carrera after she left a reentry facility on Saturday, according to officials.

Moreno-Carrera was received from Yolo County on Aug. 6, 2021, CDCR said in a media release. She was sentenced to eight years and eight months for mayhem, vandalism, vehicle theft and hit-and-run ...

CDCR Announces Inmate Serena A. Moreno Carrera Surrenders After Walking Away from Sacramento County Community Reentry Program ...

CDCR officials said Moreno-Carrera voluntarily surrendered. The agency did not provide details on how she traveled from Sacramento to Southern California or what prompted her to turn herself in.

A woman left a Sacramento County reentry facility Saturday. Two days later, she surrendered at a state prison in Corona, CDCR officials said Monday.

Gov. Gavin Newsom congratulated 339 graduates from Cal Fire, CDCR, and CHP on their new roles in protecting California’s communities.

CDCR officials said Moreno-Carrera voluntarily surrendered. The agency did not provide details on how she traveled from Sacramento to Southern California or what prompted her to turn herself in.

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CDCR officials said Moreno-Carrera voluntarily surrendered. The agency did not provide details on how she traveled from Sacramento to Southern California or what prompted her to turn herself in.