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1970s Folk Star Linda Perhacs, 82, Found Alive After Public Appeal

Linda Perhacs, the 1970s folk star, has been found alive and safe after going missing from an assisted living facility in Northridge, California.

Editorial Desk

July 30, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Northridge, California — Linda Perhacs, the 82-year-old folk singer known for her 1970s music, has been found alive and safe following a public appeal after she went missing from an assisted living facility in Northridge, California.

Perhacs was discharged from the facility — and subsequently went missing. Authorities launched a search operation after her disappearance was reported. The public appeal for information led to her safe recovery.

“We’re relieved to confirm that Linda Perhacs has been found safe,” stated a spokesperson for the Northridge Police Department. “Our thanks go out to the community for their assistance in this matter.”

Perhacs, known for her album “Parallelograms,” released in 1970, had a significant impact on the folk music scene of the era. Her sudden disappearance sparked concern among fans — and the local community.

Further details regarding her whereabouts during the time she was missing haven’t been disclosed. Authorities are conducting a follow-up investigation to ensure all safety protocols were followed at the assisted living facility.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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