Christmas closures
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The following schedule will be in effect on Christmas in the Inland Empire.
Riverside County
Schools: No classes will be held at UC Riverside, Riverside Community College, College of the Desert, Mt. San Jacinto College or Palo Verde College.
Mail: There will be no delivery, and post offices will be closed.
Public transportation : The Riverside Transit Agency, Sunline Transit Agency and most city transportation agencies will not have service. Metrolink Trains will run on a holiday schedule. For more information, call (800) 371-LINK.
Trash collection: No trash will be picked up. Collection will be one day late.
Government: City, county and federal offices and courts will be closed.
Banks: Most will be closed.
Libraries: County libraries and city facilities will be closed.
San Bernardino County
Schools: No classes will be held at public schools, Loma Linda University, Crafton Hill College, Barstow Community College, Cal State San Bernardino or the University of Redlands.
Mail: There will be no delivery, and post offices will be closed.
Public transportation: Omnitrans buses will be operating on their regular schedules, but the Omnitrans offices will be closed. Victorville Transit will not provide service.
Trash collection: Trash will not be picked up. Collection will be delayed by one day.
Government: County and federal offices, city offices and courts will be closed.
Banks: Most will be closed.
Libraries: County and city libraries will be closed.
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