My question involves juvenile law in the State of: California
My situation:
I just turned seventeen. I've been a high school graduate since October 2015, and I'm currently attending community college as a straight-A sophomore student almost ready to transfer to a University. I also have my own part-time job which pays me a little more than minimum wage, and I've been saving a great deal of the money I've earned. My plans are to move out immediately when I turn 18. I'm also considering moving out the day before my birthday. The reason I think that would be necessary is because my grandmother's birthday is the day of my birthday, so it's not an easy day to leave them while they have their backs turned. I've been a runaway twice in the past. When I was fourteen, I was caught in San Francisco (I'm from Los Angeles) and when I was fifteen, I was caught on an Amtrak train heading east.
If my parents call about me missing, will it be ignored because I will turn 18 the next dayt? They know I've run away in the past. They probably won't claim something drastic like a kidnapping.
I'm very excited to move out. It disgusts me how my parents can abuse me physically then get away with it. The nerve they have to brag about me to relatives and friends about being in college so early after I was treated like dirtshit. I wish there was a way that I could block them from my life, remove them from my documents etc. I'm sorry for venting, but I guess that's the teenage rage that I still have left in me before turning 18. Or am I just human? Anyway, there won't be anyway consequences, right? I will be taking all of my belongings. Clothes, computer, phone etc... all which was bought with my own money. I don't feel like they deserve an explanation, so they won't know until they notice my stuff is gone.

