Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaii woman who’s been missing for more than three weeks after arriving in Los Angeles on a flight from Maui, has been declared a voluntary missing person, Los Angeles police said Monday.

Shocking surveillance footage shows Hannah Kobayashi buying a bus ticket to the southern border the day before police said she crossed over through a tunnel into Mexico. The footage shows Kobayashi wearing a sweatsuit and purchasing a ticket with cash at LA Union Station on Nov.

Police say a 30-year-old woman from Hawaii who was reported missing in Los Angeles three weeks ago voluntarily traveled to Mexico

The Maui woman was reportedly captured on surveillance video crossing the US border from San Diego into Tijuana, Mexico on the day she disappeared

Three weeks after Hawaiian photographer Hannah Kobayashi vanished on her way to a “bucket list” vacation in the Big Apple, authorities announced she fled to Mexico to “disconnect” from the modern world — but her desperate family insists the search is far from over.

Police say a Hawaii woman who disappeared after landing in Los Angeles was seen crossing into Mexico alone with her luggage and is not considered missing.

Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said investigators declared Hannah Kobayashi a voluntary missing person.

After police said she is a "voluntary missing person," Hannah Kobayashi's family says they're determined to keep looking for her.

Hannah Kobayashi was reported missing in early November after she missed her connecting flight to New York from Los Angeles.

Kobayashi arrived in Los Angeles at 9:53 p.m. on Nov. 8, en route to New York for what her aunt said was a trip for a paid photography assignment. She missed her connecting flight