Government offices — Los Angeles city and county, and state — and also courts, libraries and schools are normally closed for labor leader César Chávez’s birthday holiday.
In past years, Los Angeles city and county, and state agencies have chosen either Chavez’s actual birth date on March 31, or a Friday or Monday before his birthday for a three-day weekend.
Los Angeles city and county offices and libraries are closed on March 27.
State offices, including the Department of Motor Vehicles, are closed on March 31.
Here is a sampling of government offices and other services that have a regular schedule on both days
Banks: Open.
Mail: The U.S. Postal Service delivers mail. www.usps.com; about.usps.com/newsroom/events/
Transit: Buses and subway services in Los Angeles run on a regular schedule (www.metro.net). For example, the G Line (formerly the Orange Line) schedule is here: bit.ly/3G5lxTp. Metrolink trains also run on a regular schedule (www.metrolinktrains.com; holiday schedule 2023 here: bit.ly/3bo3uHF).
Trash: Pickup is on a regular schedule in Los Angeles (more information on Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment, 800-773-2489; click on What We Do, then Collection, and then see Holiday Trash Collection here: www.lacitysan.org). Trash pickup will also be on a regular schedule in the cities of Burbank (818-238-3800; bit.ly/3yvi8r3) and Glendale (818-548-3916; bit.ly/3p1In2D).
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