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Easy to get to from the freeway. Lots of parking available but you do have to pay... remember to…read moretake your ticket to pay at the machine before going back to your car. Its a clean facility. There is a security checkpoint at the entrance. Not a worry since its for your own protection.

What a day to get married !! Independence observance day.. World Cup with some incredible games…read more.. Taylor &Travis wedding. It was truly a magnificent day all the way around and We got married here today! It's our second time around and even though today we paid a lot less for all involved to get married- in not only one day, it was barely an hour! It was a much happier experience for us and a lot less of a stressful experience :) Special thanks to Bella&Josh

Really great staff. Very helpful. Knowledgeable and professional. I've sent many friends here…read morewho have gotten married there. A+ service.

Pulled pork sandwiches today delicious!! Excellent meal by…read moreSenior Marin who smoked a great BBQ!! Another great lunch at the courthouse!!!!

Jury Duty at this location-super unimpressed. Limited benches ended up sitting on the floor for…read morehours. No where to work if you need to (which i did). Masks were required but other than that we were all together sitting right next to eachother-48 jurors. Great for covid good job judicial system

I have never been to such a delightful courthouse before…read more I came here for a traffic ticket I received in Glendora, my lovely hometown. I was crippled / on crutches and went through the incorrect entrance, and I burst into tears. They were so gracious to me and let me in so I didn't have to hobble all the way around the building. The staff - security, clerks, officers, secretary, and judge - were kind to everyone in the building, no judgment. The judgments made in the courthouse were valid and made with a gentle, forgiving tone - even if the defendant needed a little extra grace while on Court Connect or in front of the judge. I've never observed so much quiet intentionality and kindness in what is potentially a very cold, unforgiving system. The process was very well organized, efficient, and fair. The parking attendant was also very friendly and thought I was famous. I would prefer this court over any other!

I like going here because I can visit Original Tommy's or Art's Burgers after. Shakey's is also…read moresteps away!

I HAD to visit this office to get a copy of my birth certificate to obtain a Real ID card at the…read moreDMV. The process was very smooth and organized as employees, beginning with the uniformed security guard, provided very clear instructions on what to do. All of the employees I had contact with were very helpful and friendly. The wait in line was approximately 30 minutes, as there were 25+ people ahead of me. Once inside, I received a copy of my birth certificate within two minutes. Service was VERY efficient. The cost to receive a copy of my birth certificate was $34.00, plus a $1.75 fee for paying by debit card. Tip: There is a free parking lot to the rear of the location. Tip 2-This is one of a limited number of offices to assist you if you need a copy of your birth certificate, marriage certificate, or death certificate, as long as your incident occurred in LA County.

Super small location and fast!…read more I was able to obtain a copy of my documents in about 5 mintues, I checked in and filled out the questions I needed to. Then waited till I was called and verify and paid what I needed to. Quicker option for me than Norwalk location. Staff was helpful and friendly. I was on my merry way.

So I know that there are quite a few people with some, less-than-positive experiences with IHSS but…read moreoverall I had a positive outcome from experiences with them. Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review nor I do not know any of the people I'm mentioning personally. In my situation, I had a loan that was closing and needed documentation verified by IHSS with the credit bureau. Although this is not normally something that IHSS is obligated to doing, they took it upon themselves to go the extra mile and help out. Without their help, I could not get the final doc needed to close the deal. I just wanted to say thank you to (sorry if I've spelled your names wrong): Maria Mejia, Angelika, Manuel P., and those others that helped with expediting this!

First of all, county employees are so rude as always. They're always in a rush to answer your…read morequestions but lack timeliness when you wait for hours before being called. Social workers never return your calls.

This East Los Angeles Sheriff Station is located off of Beverly blvd which then turns into 3rd St…read more Be cautions when driving to the station as you will run into 3 ticket camera lights so mind your speed. The station is located in a park and also lake along with the local library and the infamous East L.A. Courthouse. The station has been serving the community of East & Southeast Los Angeles Since 1955 Thank you to all the brave Women & Men who serve our Community with honor, ethics and integrity.

This is long. Sorry. I name names…read more The East Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is full of incompetent staff. I'm sorry but I need to give my honest opinion. I have lived in many other cities of Los Angeles County, many serviced by LASD and I have not had the issues that I have with them. I have a tenant who lives right next door to me and is under eviction. One Sunday, that tenant threatened my life. I left my house with only my phone, did not take my purse or anything else because there was no time. I called the East LA Sheriff Department and waited for them at a nearby McDonald's. I waited 2 hours in the parking lot. I could not even go into the restaurant because I did not have my wallet and had no money. Whenever I would call to follow up they told me that deputies were busy with other calls. And finally, the last time I called they told me that the deputies showed up at McDonalds and left because I was not there. I was livid! After waiting for 2 hours in a hot parking lot with no water or anything the deputies lied and said they showed up! They never showed up. When I asked the dispatch person why they did not call me, she said they did. I asked her to give me the number that they called, and she gave me some wrong number that was not even mine! I refused to go home. I spent a total of 6 hours outdoors. I went to City Terrace Park and I called East LA Sheriff's again and Deputy Quinonez basically told me that I was not a priority since I was not physically hurt. So, I need to be stabbed by my tenant before I am considered a priority?! I have talked to Deputty Quinonez on other occasions and he is always a smart a$$. On another occasion I called 911 because a person who had previously attempted to unalive themselves was saying that they wanted to try to unalive themselves again and that person was having a crisis. That person was inside a car with their abusive partner parked in the street. I expected an ambulance to show up. Instead, only deputies showed up. The deputies spoke to the person and to the person's abusive partner, and they " determined " that the person was not in danger. These deputies are far from being medical or mental health professionals. Anyway, they never came to speak to me, and I was the one that placed the call and the one that had prior knowledge of this person's previous attempts to unalive themselves. One day I was at the East Los Angeles Sheriff's office for paperwork. While there I spoke to deputy Reel (if I remember correctly, he is a supervisor) about the incident with the person trying to unalive themselves. Deputy Reel said that IT IS NOT AGAINST THE LAW TO UNALIVE YOURSELF!!!!! And Deputy Reel also kept giving me the "short staff" excuse for deputies not showing up for other calls. I also brought up the time my tenant threatened to unalive me. Deputy Reel told me that if she did not have a weapon, it is not a crime. I asked deputy Reel, "So if I say to you right now that I am going to unalive you, that is not a crime?" He said, "correct". When I lived in Northern Los Angeles County if the deputies showed up for someone claiming they will unalive themselves, they would let the fire dept handle it and let them take the person to a hospital where they would be evaluated, placed on hold, and given mental health treatment. Anyway, I have other bad experiences, and I can name names. That will be for another occasion. I keep receipts. East Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, do better. Sheriff Luna, do better. People of East Los Angeles, be more discerning and expect more from your local authorities.

I came here to East LA Library where they were holding a course via ServSafe-in order to be able to…read morerun a small business out of my kitchen legally! The Micro Enterprise Home Kitchen Operation, or MEHKO program now allows those with the entrepreneurial bug (and what they hope is a talent) to cook food from their kitchen. In my place, all I will do (at least for now) is make stuffed Bell Peppers... a la the name, The Holy Bell Pepper! The road to being in good graces with your city runs through LA County, so why not take the free (albeit all day) course (and the actual final test) to get the paper trail going for free! About 18/20 with reservations showed up for the class, with the final test consisting of 90 questions with you being allowed to miss as many as 30 to get the ServSafe Manager certification. And guess what? I may have missed 29, but I know I did not miss 30! After some serious memorization and seeing things through the lens of a safety inspector as opposed to a cook (my initial and major problem in the first round), I was able to quickly pivot. And while I won't know for sure for another week or so, I feel fairly good about passing the ServSafe Manager certification course. Wish me luck!

I needed to print something, and this library was open on a Sunday. They allow ten free prints per…read moreday! The librarians were very helpful in directing me to the right area to print my sheets. It was difficult finding parking as they are located next to the court. There's also a nice lake to enjoy the views outside the library.

Lunch Stop is a chain that dominates the LA Superior Courthouses. Generally, they have poor…read moreselections of food choices. This one is a bit better in that it offers sliced pizza, a taco bar, salad bar, and the standard cafeteria items, i.e., burgers, burritos, etc. It opens at 7 a.m. It's located in the lower level of the Children's Court in Monterey Park.