I stopped in yesterday for some information and if I can say I can't imagine having to sit there…read moreand wait for people to come in. I'd rather watch paint dry. Hat tip to Officer M (artinez?) for doing that service. He was able to eventually decipher my ramblings and got me the information I needed, 2 websites both for me resolved my issue. Far better than where I started, I avoided having to go to a larger department further out. Thank you for being available, patient and personable. It's far too easy to remember the negative and forget there are good people doing these difficult jobs.

Customer service and reliability, if their hours say 8:00am you should follow your own hours of…read moreoperation. We shouldn't have to wait until 8:20am for the doors to open. If you have a police related issue I would recommend NOT going here, try a different station.

Duplicate listing. See City of San Diego "main" listing with the most reviews here:…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/city-of-san-diego-san-diego-31 Whats at this address: San Diego Police Department Northeastern Division (no yelp listing)

The city called itself, America's Finest City. But it should…read morebe, America's Maddest City. Everyone is angry. Everyone is upset. Everyone gives you frown face. Everyone is suspicious of everyone. Government offices are the same, plus, they cheat people. If you go to County Office to get a picture for your passport. They process your passport, without letting you know. Plus they charge you additional $25 for San Diego County Employees, Without your consent, this is plus the $110 you pay to passport agency. County and City of San Diego, keep charging people, so their employees get more bonus and salary increase. You pay for their suburban house. Go to Orange County or Los Angeles, they treat you better. They are mad at everyone.

Depending on the time of day, this location can get pretty busy. Staff is still a lot nicer than…read morethe staff I've experienced at the other location nearby. Also I sell a lot of things I no longer wear on resale apps and can't believe I just realized at my last visit that I found just use the machine kiosk with my prepaid QR code. I like the human interaction but Will definitely be doing that next time the line is super long.

Local post office--they are kind and friendly when you enter and their service is the best it can…read morebe considering they are almost always busy when I go in. They try their best to quickly serve everyone in a quick manner but sometimes it is a wait. Patience as they work hard and try their best. I'm grateful to have a post office so close by.

I was randomly at this location and needed to send some packages. Was there a line at 4:00pm? Yes…read more Were the employees tending to each customer with respect, care, and patience? Yes. I needed assistance with which service to use for mailing and the postal worker was very calm and kind when presenting options. I was missing some information and she even let me come back up to the counter and edit some things to make sure that my box got where it needed. If you do not mail packages often, you are not always familiar with the steps and options. I appreciated how they did not make me feel rushed or incompetent. Shoutout to Eryka for her help. (Do not mix this location up with the one down the street-- that location is for mail pickup ONLY.)

Terrible service. And no sense of urgency for people waiting in line for 30 mins very unprofessionalread more

I got selected to the second round of interviews and testing for the City Carrier Assistant…read moreposition. One of the first things they mention in the orientation is that the job position is part time, on call, and with zero guarantee of hours. No where in the job posting on Indeed.com was this mentioned (which Indeed definitely lets you designate). They wait until you schedule time off and you show up in person to let you know this fact. They said if you have a problem with this you should exit the interview now. We'll thanks for the heads up and loss of a day's wage to apply for a job that I would have skipped if I had known all the facts. Honestly I wish I could sue them if lawyers weren't so expensive. Another applicant followed after me and opted out of the application process too. The instructions for the orientation mention "do not bring children" to the interview. So that implies people might be having to get daycare to apply to this bogus job opening. This is beyond inconsiderate for people who have children and are already on limited budgets. Although this is not me, I sympathize with single parents applying for these jobs. Let's face it, if they told the truth nobody would apply to this job. This should have been described as "seasonal work with no guarantee of hours". If I lied or withheld facts on my job application, I would be disqualified (and rightfully so). Yet the same courtesy is not granted in return. USPS used to be a great organization. My grandfather worked for them and things were better back in his time. Nowadays, I can't tell the difference between them and Amazon on how they operate. Shame on you USPS.

The line here has always been long anytime I've come in, and more than half the time I've had a…read moreclerk that was less than friendly or leaning towards disgruntled. However I've just realized I can use the self service kiosks for my QR code prepaid labels, and thankfully there's two here, so my experience has improved.

It is so easy to out books on hold and just quickly pop in to pick them up. They're quick about…read moregetting the books you place on hold. Their staff is kind and helpful. And now they automatically renew your books when you're about to be late in returning them, so that's an extra bonus. I accidentally handed in a book to this library that was supposed to have been turned into a local elementary school library. That library told me later that someone from the CMR public library had hand delivered it to the elementary school. Now that's what I call service!!

I was on my way to San Diego and checked a random San Diego library. The library itself is small…read more They don't have a big selection, but you can find variety of categories. They have outside patio area for your quiet reading.... I signed up for a free library card that can be used at any of the San Diego local area library. It quick and easy. The great thing about it is that you can check out the book for 30 days! Yes 30 days! And can only be renewed up to 5 times. Once someone places it on hold, you will not be able to renew it. I checked one book out for fun reading. All the staff were super friendly and helpful.

HOW DARE YOU! In…read moreMay, shortly after my mother passed away, I went into the PQ Library to notify them of my mom's death and return several books she had checked out. The staff member at the front desk immediately recognized my moms name (she frequently taught classes, checked out books and was an avid community member). The lady at the desk showed genuine compassion, gave me a hug, shared kind stories about her, and assured me that my mom's account would be updated and that any remaining or future book issues would be taken care of. I left feeling grateful during an incredibly difficult time. Fast forward six months later--my sister and I received a Past Due Notice for a book still under my deceased mother's account. I called the library to resolve it and spoke with Adrian. I explained that my mother had passed away and that this had already been handled in person. His response was simply, "That's unfortunate--we have an entirely new staff." No condolences. No empathy. After giving him my mom's information, he put me on hold and then transferred me to his manager, Ywen--without explaining anything to her. She answered the phone asking how she could help, forcing me to relive and explain my mother's death all over again. When I expressed how upsetting this was, I was told, "Unfortunately, you're going to have to." Again--no sympathy, no compassion. When I pointed out the complete lack of customer service and basic humanity, Ywen told me to call back when I could "gather myself" and then hung up on me. To make matters worse, I was told I would need my deceased mother's library card to resolve the issue. Losing a parent is devastating. Being forced to repeatedly explain it--and being treated with indifference and disrespect--was completely unacceptable. The contrast between the kindness shown in May and the behavior of the current staff is shocking. If you have a loved one who passes away, apparently, you'd better hang on to their library card--because compassion is no longer guaranteed here.

BEWARE. CREEP in the CD area. I visited this library with an…read moreold friend of mine, and we went to walk around and explore the place. Me and him go to the CD area, as we are both huge music enthusiasts. We see a person on the computers, and my friend looks over, and sees him watching PORN in the public library. We were disgusted to see this in a place where kids and families, even STUDENTS come to study, chill, or pass time. The fact an older man is sitting on the Library computers and watching explicit and adult content is disgusting, and should be addressed. Me and him had both addressed this to the librarians, to no avail, nothing was done. Parents and kids beware, there is a creep in the library.

Quick way to renew your car registration without having to deal with US postal system. You get…read moreyour sticker immediately without having to wait. System is pretty self-explanatory. The system can be a little glitchy at times where it does not always read the barcode or take the credit card on the first try. Hate the convenience fee for processing a credit card. Convenient location inside Ralph's. Open when the store is open so very convenient to use since the store is open late and staff is always around. Staff is unable to offer help when the machine is down.

DON'T PAY DMV LATE FEES. USE THE KIOSK Located inside…read moreRalph's Supermarket. No line at 8 PM Got my stickers in 5 minutes so the kiosk is great. NEED TO KNOW Must have your renewal notice OR Renewal number AND License plate HIGH FIVES Safe transaction and located in the grocery store Voice assistive technology with volume control Large font touchscreen Picture icons for non-readers Several language options Receive stickers immediately after payment Cash and other payment options Open 18 hours DOWNSIDE Did not like the extra $8.58 convenience fee. This is no fault of the actual kiosk but it is the fault of the state pilfering working persons. I do not believe it is low enough height for wheelchair access This is a Kiosk and no Ralph's employee will be able to assist you Who would have thunk? I could have said so much about a kiosk?

The Rancho Bernardo Transit Station has changed the landscape of RB in the past few years making it…read morea little more 'urbanite' and less isolated. Or that is what it seems, because as we all know (especially if you come from a different country or city with abundant and more frequent public transportation) in San Diego you still need a car to go from the station to your home. There is not such a thing as 'walking distances', at least in the suburbs. Buses that stop here: 20 Express: Downtown San Diego - Mira Mesa - Escondido 810 Express: Escondido - Downtown San Diego / via Sabre Springs 845 Poway - Rancho Bernardo 880 4S Ranch - Mira Mesa - Sorrento Valley - UTC There is tons of free parking available. The I-15 Express Lanes and the Direct Access Ramps to the Express Lanes allow buses to speed up travel and make a smooth trip.

My son and I dig the RBTS. We both use it to ride the express buses downtown to the airport and get…read morepicked up for trips we sometimes take up to LA. This Transit Center is part of the I-15 Express Lanes system and also is an MTS Park & Ride location. It is popular too, with work commuters who fill up the free parking spots every morning. The RB Transit Center has cameras everywhere so it is fairly safe. Located at the top of a hill, the station has 2 parking lots so there is lots of parking. But let me warn you if you are driving in or out. My son and I watched in amazement last month while waiting for a bus. A motorcycle cop cherry-picked people to pull over for tickets. We saw this patrolman issue about 6 tickets in half an hour for running the stop sign coming off the Express Lanes. Also, a couple of drivers were busted for no HOV transponders and not having 2 people in their cars in the (exiting) HOV lanes. Be warned. Exiting the Transit Center out onto W. Bernardo Dr., there is NO RIGHT TURN ON RED. EVER. And the cop was pulling people over and giving out tickets for that too! Otherwise, a great place.

Great Office! Their new location on Midland Rd. is beautiful! They are very friendly and helpful…read more Poway Chamber is very involved in the community! They have an extremely positive affect on our business and everyone in Poway. Thank you!

From the owner: The chamber offers a wide variety of opportunities for you and your business to be involved in the…read morecommunity and to grow your business. These include: Networking, Visibility, Community Involvement, and Chamber Resources.