SAN DIEGO -- All courtrooms and business offices of the San Diego Superior Court will be shuttered Wednesday under the one-day-a-month closure policy imposed on all state courts as a result of California's financial crisis.

The California Judicial Council approved the unprecedented closures following the Legislature's reduction of state funding. San Diego County's court closures began in September.

Court facilities housing county operations such as the District Attorney's Office, Probation and Child Support will be open Wednesday, but court operations will be suspended.

The public is urged to visit the court's Web site at www.sdcourt.ca.gov to handle traffic tickets or get court information. The one-day-a-month closures are expected to continue through next June.