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The document is a notice from the Superior Court of California, County of Solano, announcing the rescheduling of various court hearings originally set for January 14, 2022, to new dates in February 2022. It lists specific cases, their corresponding case numbers, event types, and the new hearing dates before Judge William J. Pendergast III.

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How do I pay my Sonoma County citation?

Pay Traffic Fines Online Visit our online traffic fine payment system. To make a payment by phone, please call (855) 741-7781, Mon-Fri 7am-9pm and Sat-Sun 9am-6pm EST.

Can you pay a fine after the due date?

Yes, but we strongly advise that you pay your fines on time. If you pay your fine after the due date, there are various consequences: You may incur additional late fees and administrative penalties. Under the AARTO system, if you delay payment, demerit points may be added to your driving record.

Can I pay a traffic ticket online in California?

The My Court Portal service allows court users to process the following transactions online based on the eligibility of your case / citation: Requesting an extension (Traffic Only) Establishing a Payment Plan (Traffic Only) Making your next payment on your current Payment Plan (Traffic and Criminal)

How to find your OC pay number?

Tip: Your OC Pay number can be found in Case Access using your case/citation number. Dont have your case number? Get your OC Pay Number through Case Name Search.

Can I just pay my ticket and not go to court in California?

If you chose not to fight the ticket and pay it, which is called forfeiting bail, it is treated as a conviction. For some types of tickets, like speeding or running a red light, the conviction will go on your DMV record and add a point to it.

How long do you have to pay a traffic ticket in California?

No further extensions at the end of the 90-day period will be given. There are four options to request an extension to appear or pay bail: On the Internet using our Case Information Portal: by following this Step-by-Step guide. By telephone: You can telephone the Traffic Department at (559) 457-1700.

How do I check if I owe tickets in California?

In California, the Traffic Division of the Superior Court handles traffic tickets. To look up a traffic ticket, visit the website of the Superior Court of California in the county where the ticket was issued.

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