"A Bay Area woman is still missing after search crews spent "countless hours" looking for her over the weekend at a popular hiking trail, the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said in a news release. But on Sunday, officials suspended the search, the sheriff's office said. Sunshine Borjas, a 47-year-old woman from Santa Rosa, was last reported leaving her home on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. to hike alone at the Bodega Head Trail, a 2-mile loop hike along the Sonoma Coast."
"Borjas' family reported her missing around midnight Thursday, Patricia Seffens, a spokesperson for the Santa Rosa Police Department, previously told SFGATE. On Thursday, authorities found Borjas' vehicle in the Bodega Head parking lot, police said. The search team for Borjas included the U.S. Coast Guard, canines, drones, marine boats and a helicopter. Authorities are now waiting for new leads on where to continue looking for Borjas, and the investigation has been handed off to the Santa Rosa Police Department."
Sunshine Borjas, 47, left her Santa Rosa home Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. to hike alone on the Bodega Head Trail, a 2-mile loop along the Sonoma Coast. Her family reported her missing around midnight Thursday. Authorities found Borjas' vehicle in the Bodega Head parking lot on Thursday. Search efforts over the weekend involved the U.S. Coast Guard, canines, drones, marine boats and a helicopter, but officials suspended the search on Sunday. The investigation has been transferred to the Santa Rosa Police Department. Borjas is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, 155 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes. Anyone with information should call 707-528-5222 and residents near Bodega Head are urged to check camera footage from Oct. 1.
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