All lost and found items in Hanford-Corcoran
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Found action figures near Hanford Amtrak Station
I found a tote of action figures outside the Hanford Amtrak Station around 3:20 p.m. today, on 11th Street near the station entrance. The collection spans Marvel and DC heroes, with a few loose accessories and a small display stand. They were tucked behind a bench by the transit shelter, looking a little out of place but clearly loved. I know how important this kind of thing can be to a collector or a kid, so I brought them to the seating area and posted here in the hope the owner sees this and claims their treasures.
Lost Train in Hanford-Corcoran, CA
I lost my old toy Train around 6:20 p.m. on Thursday, from the coffee table in my apartment on 4th Street, Hanford-Corcoran. I had set it there after helping my nephew with a school project around 5:50 p.m., and when I returned, it was gone. The train is about seven inches long, blue with a silver whistle, and it has a tiny dent on the roof. It belonged to my late grandfather, so it's more than just a toy to me. I’m hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe near there, because I can’t shake the feeling that it’s still nearby.
Found chokers in Hanford-Corcoran, CA
I was strolling through the Hanford-Corcoran area around 4:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small pouch tucked under a bench by the Hanford-Corcoran Library's entrance. Inside were a few delicate chokers, some with tiny charms that looked almost new. My heart sank a little, thinking someone might be missing something that mattered to them, and I tucked the pouch into my pocket to keep it safe. They seem like they'd belong to someone who cares about their jewelry, and I hope the rightful owner will recognize them.
Lost Collars in Hanford-Corcoran
Hi, I'm Noah Martinez. I lost my dog's collars last Friday around 9:15 p.m. in downtown Hanford-Corcoran, near Courthouse Square. I had them on the leash while I chatted with a neighbor on Main Street, and when I looked down again, they were gone. The collars are a burgundy nylon collar and a reflective spare collar with a black buckle; they're important for my dog's safety. I'm hoping someone found them and turned them in at the nearby shops or dropped them off somewhere along Main Street; they'd mean the world to us and I'd really love to have them back.
Lost 'Wild and Domestic' near Hanford Library
I lost 'Wild and Domestic' around 4:15 pm last Tuesday while walking from the farmers market toward the Hanford Library on 12th Street. The paperback slipped from my tote, and by the time I reached the library steps, it was gone. The cover is worn and black with a corner torn; it has a coffee stain on the first page. This book means a lot—it's for a class next week and is a sentimental keepsake from my aunt. I’ve asked around the library and nearby cafes, but no luck so far. If you saw a lonely tote near the library or picked up a stray book, please let me know.
LOST CDs near Fox Theatre on Broadway
On Saturday at 11:30 am I parked near the Fox Theatre on Broadway in Hanford-Corcoran and must have left a small stack of CDs in a black sleeve on the passenger seat after stopping for coffee at a corner shop. The sleeve holds indie rock from the 90s and a few live recordings from my late uncle, who meant a lot to me. I’ve walked Broadway from the theatre to Heritage Park and back, hoping to spot the sleeve on a bench or curb, but no luck yet. I keep replaying the moment I grabbed a handful of flyers and forgot the sleeve in the seat.
Lost belts near Hanford Mall
I was at the Hanford Mall on Saturday around 7:45 p.m., wandering between the food court and the cinema with my two belts tucked in my bag. The black leather belts with brass buckles slipped from the pocket as I brushed past a kiosk, and by the time I paused to check, they were gone. They’re practical pieces, one plain and one with a small stitched pattern, and they belonged to my dad. I’ve retraced the aisles twice, but I haven’t found them yet, which is making this trip feel heavier than it should.
Found trading cards near Hanford Carnegie Museum
Today, around 4:15 p.m., I was walking my dog near the Hanford Carnegie Museum in Hanford-Corcoran when I spotted a loose bundle of colorful trading cards lying on the sidewalk by the museum's parking lot. The stack includes a mix of sports cards and a few fantasy-themed ones, with bright edges and slightly creased corners. They looked like someone’s treasured hobby, and I tucked them into my tote to keep them safe while I searched for clues. I’m glad to have found them and kept them from blowing away, hoping this helps reunite them with their owner.
LOST Brooches in Hanford-Corcoran, California
I’ve lost a pair of brooches somewhere in the Hanford-Corcoran area. I last had them around 3:40 p.m. on Wednesday near the front steps of the Hanford Carnegie Museum on 12th Street. They’re a small pair of silver-tone brooches, one featuring a tiny blue stone and the other a leaf motif—my grandmother’s heirlooms, and I miss them terribly. If someone finds them, please let me know through the site; I’d be deeply grateful to have them back.
Gray Dell Latitude laptop with blue galaxy sticker
I lost my gray Dell Latitude laptop yesterday around 3pm. It's a mid-2019 silver body with a blue galaxy sticker on the lid, a small dent on the top-left corner, and a frayed charger cord. I left it on the kitchen counter inside my apartment near the Hanford Mall on 11th Street, right by the mailboxes near the staircase. There's a coffee-ring on the lid and my initials 'AN' etched on the bottom; this laptop holds work files and travel notes, so I'm really hoping to get it back.
Black canvas tote bag with red interior
Found a medium black canvas tote bag this afternoon around 1:45pm outside Cornerstone Bakery on 8th Street, Hanford-Corcoran. It's a plain no-brand tote with a red satin-like lining that shows when you unzip the top. The corners are a bit worn and the tan handles are scuffed but still sturdy. Inside there’s a small yellow fabric tag embroidered with the initials 'MZ' and a chipped enamel green leaf charm on the zipper pull. There are a few old photos and a handwritten note tucked in the main compartment, clearly sentimental. If this sounds like yours, tell me the interior pocket contents or the initials to verify.
Found Sony ZV-1 camera with blue strap
I found a black Sony ZV-1 compact camera this afternoon around 3:15pm. It was sitting near the Hanford-Corcoran Library on Main Street, just outside the CVS. It has a bright blue fabric strap, a small dent on the top plate, and a white sticker with the initials 'ML' on the battery door. The camera seems to be in good working condition, with the screen intact and the lens cover free of major scratches. I’d really like to get it back to its owner because cameras can hold important memories, so I’m holding onto it safely and can meet at the library desk or the CVS by 4th Street for a swap.
Gray mid-century upholstered accent chair
Found a gray mid-century upholstered accent chair outside Hanford Hardware on 7th Street in Hanford-Corcoran this afternoon around 2:15 pm. It's a compact chair, about 30 inches wide and 28 inches tall, with light gray textured fabric and walnut-colored wooden legs. The cushion has a removable cover with navy piping along the edge, and there’s a small dent on the front-right leg plus a faint coffee ring on the seat. It’s in decent condition overall and looks comfortable. I know furniture like this can be a sentimental piece, so I’d love to help reunite it with its owner—happy to meet at the library or cafe nearby if you’re nearby.
Lost: Black Anker Bluetooth speaker with red sticker
Category: Miscellaneous Electronics. I lost my black Anker Bluetooth speaker yesterday around 3pm somewhere in Hanford-Corcoran. I had picked it up from the cafe table outside the Hanford Library on Center Street, but I must have left it on the bench near 8th Avenue while I checked my phone. It's compact, matte black, with a small red sticker on the bottom edge and a dent on the top rim; the silicone sleeve is a bit worn. It was a gift from my sister, so it’s sentimental to me and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Found Nintendo Switch OLED with neon Joy-Cons
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED with red/blue Joy-Cons in a black carrying case this afternoon around 4:15pm, left behind near the CVS parking lot on 7th Street in Hanford-Corcoran. It’s in solid shape, but the screen protector has a small crack along the top edge and there’s a blue silicone grip on the left Joy-Con. A white dragon sticker is on the front of the case, and the charger tucked in the zipper pocket matches the console. If this is yours, reply in the app and we’ll set a time for you to pick it up.