DMV Now Expects To Fix Computer Problems By Monday

SACRAMENTO (AP) — The California Department of Motor Vehicles says three offices that remain limited by a computer failure should be back to normal operations by Monday.

The new target is delayed after officials said they'd hoped to have them back by Friday.

DMV spokeswoman Jessica Gonzalez says it's unclear what's causing problems at those offices. She says technicians will work through the weekend to fix them if necessary.

Gonzalez says field offices in Brawley and Inglewood can process driver's license matters but not vehicle registrations. A test center in Fontana for commercial driver's licenses remains offline.

A failure of multiple hard drives on Monday wiped out most functions at many DMV's 188 offices for several days. At the peak of the outage, two-thirds of DMV offices were affected.