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Judicial Court Holiday Schedule

Holiday
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New Year's Day Jan 1 (Thu) Jan 1 (Fri) Dec 31, 2027 (Fri)
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Jan 19 (Mon) Jan 18 (Mon) Jan 17 (Mon)
Lincoln Day Feb 12 (Thu) Feb 12 (Fri) Feb 11 (Fri)
Presidents' Day Feb 16 (Mon) Feb 15 (Mon) Feb 21 (Mon)
Cesar Chavez Day Mar 31 (Tue) Mar 31 (Wed) Mar 31 (Fri)
Memorial Day May 25 (Mon) May 31 (Mon) May 29 (Mon)
Juneteenth June 19 (Fri) June 18 (Fri) June 19 (Mon)
Independence Day July 3 (Fri) July 5 (Mon) July 4 (Tue)
Labor Day Sep 7 (Mon) Sep 6 (Mon) Sep 4 (Mon)
Native American Day Sep 25 (Fri) Sep 24 (Fri) Sep 22 (Fri)
Veterans Day Nov 11 (Wed) Nov 11 (Thu) Nov 10 (Fri)
Thanksgiving Nov 26 (Thu) Nov 25 (Thu) Nov 23 (Thu)
Day after Thanksgiving Nov 27 (Fri) Nov 26 (Fri) Nov 24 (Fri)
Christmas Day Dec 25 (Fri) Dec 24 (Fri) Dec 25 (Mon)

Lunar New Year, Diwali, Genocide Remembrance Day, Admission Day, and Columbus Day are not observed (Code of Civil Procedure, Section 135). Good Friday is a State holiday which is observed from noon until 3:00 p.m. pursuant to Government Code, Section 6700. However, since the Good Friday observance does not constitute a full day as required by Code of Civil Procedure, Section 135, it does not constitute a judicial holiday and will not be observed as such.

Pursuant to California Rules of Court, Rule 1.11, when a judicial holiday specified by Code of Civil Procedure, Section 135 falls on Sunday, the courts shall observe the holiday on the following Monday. When a judicial holiday specified by Code of Civil Procedure, Section 135 falls on a Saturday, the courts shall observe the holiday on the preceding Friday.