GREAT VILLAGE! I'm really happy with La Mesa's neat little village and surrounding neighborhoods…read more They have character and don't feel like dull, modern suburbs. I kind of got a classic retro feel, but not in annoying way. There's a lot of inclines and declines on some of the streets so be aware of that if you visit. The inclines and tight streets got a little irritating but were manageable in the end. I got to walk around the community a little bit during Oktoberfest, it was super quiet and relaxed. I had several nice strolls. My most recent visit was during the fall season and I'm not going to lie it's getting hotter and hotter here, it was almost in the hundreds on my thermostat! I repeat CA weather is NOT perfect, that's a major lie. Most of the community was pretty polite, we ran into one very friendly lady during Oktoberfest and she was honestly super gracious and welcoming!

The city of La Mesa is a pretty decent sized city located about 10 miles east from Downtown San…read moreDiego. It has some good shopping centers, malls, grocery markets & eatries. Also, know for its downtown village. Where a lot of unique shops are located. Overall, it is a decent city to explore.

I have called this number as I'm new to Pacific Beach and have never seen such an influx of…read morehomelessness/ unhoused/unsheltered in my life!! a few weeks ago I saw a young man on a cold night, asleep on the street with no blanket or proper clothing- I called a church and they gave me the HOT number- they do call back when you leave a message and then I saw an older woman sitting ALL day and every day outside Wells Fargo bank, on a bench and every night she'd sleep on the ground by the Wells Fargo railings- I know we can't help or save everyone as some have lived their lives on the streets or have lifelong addiction or mental health issues. But to see a young man who could be helped or a woman who is sleeping rough in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, is sad! Anyway I called the HOT team and next day they were talking to her and hopefully she has been helped! I think it's a great service and thanks to the team that does this!! You are appreciated! Community Outreach & Awareness HOMELESS OUTREACH TEAM (HOT) You can reach The Homeless Outreach Team at 619-446-1010 or HOT@pd.sandiego.gov. INITIATIVES The Mission The mission of the San Diego Police Department's Neighborhood Policing Division is to enhance the quality of life and safety in San Diego neighborhoods in a manner that is compassionate, professional, and fair to all. Within the division is the Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) which consists of SDPD HOT officers, mental and behavioral health services, and medical care. This team works together to provide community members experiencing homelessness a liaison to available social services.

"Homelessness is an extremely complex social problem that impacts the quality of life in our…read morecommunity," so says the SDPD website. "Many homeless are on the street because of substance abuse, mental illness, or both and often the disorder issues associated with homelessness are criminal in nature but difficult to enforce. " To assist the City and County provide better service to this "at risk" population, the SDPD has created the Homeless Outreach Team (HOT). The website states that "the team consists of police officers, County Health and Human Services specialists, and psychiatric clinicians from the Psychiatric Emergency Response Team (PERT), a private non-profit organization. " The issues that HOT most often deal with are the standard ones like: public intoxication, loitering, prowling, fighting, trespassing, aggressive panhandling, soliciting, urinating and defecating, consuming alcoholic beverages in certain public places, camping or sleeping in parks, littering, obstructing sidewalks, living in a vehicle parked on a public street, disturbing the peace by loud and unreasonable noises, using offensive words, behaving in a threatening manner. I have seen the HOT team walking along the Ocean Beach Bike Path looking for some of the homeless who camp there on a regular basis. I was also very happy to see HOT in front of the Walgreen's on Midway Drive the other day. That place is a hotbed of homeless who congregate and intimidate the customers. The empty lot that used to be next door was the hang-out and then they would end up at Walgreen's but it has improved substantially lately. I did deduct 1 YELP STAR from HOT because I have overheard several homeless people denigrating them. They even put the word out when the HOT team is in the area to lay low I guess many of the shelter-challenged do not care for the outreach groups trying to help them. By them scattering when HOT shows up, it defeats the entire purpose of the HOT. Otherwise, I think the intentions are good here and Yay! I'm a fan.

Fast and easy I had forgotten to pay my registration and I remembered they had a kiosk in Chula…read moreVista that gave you the sticker when you pay! Super fast and easy

the best and most comfortable car in the USA. there are different languages, maximum 2 minutes and…read morethe sticker is already in your hands. I recommend!

Beautiful old building. That alone was worth the effort to find parking and hike to the entrance…read more The lady/clerk was so sweet and helpful.. Said she had been working there for over30 years.

I'm extremely impressed with the rapid, raucous response of America's Finest to the initial trailer…read moreheist, resulting in the subsequent recovery of additional stolen property and vehicles. What was even more outstanding was their excessive entourage! A SWAT team, Emergency Negotiation Unit, 40 cops, 20 units, 2 flash bangs, AND 2 ambulances, just in case, which fortunately weren't utilized. A very aggressive, effective, expedient, and peaceful apprehension! Without going into the gory details and deep disappointment of all my LEOs lies, falsified reports and overall betrayal regarding my $6 million home heist, (deemed a 'civil matter'), wherein I, a disabled, innocent, law-abiding senior citizen and legal owner, am repeatedly framed, falsely arrested, gangstalked and maliciously prosecuted, as all run cover for the complicit criminals who stole it are also stalking me. The OCSD admittedly destroyed and forensically proved tampered with evidence, and has withheld more. I truly wish I had purchased my home in San Diego County and not Orange, I'd still have it! P.S. This is my first positive review of any Law Enforcement agency for all the above reasons, and MANY more I can't enumerate, including a 3rd pending lockout by the OCSD, plotted by HBPD, and my 18-month LIAR Airbnb host who wrote a letter about how amazingly reliable I am. He then lied that I committed battery to block my account, so I can't book an airbnb! He, his wife, and the predator suddenly began harassing, blocking me from my food, and barging into my room. My hosts were jumping into my bed, and all their terrorizations forced me to change my locks. Phelps, I cried to my assaults, falsely arrested ME, as my hosts lied about the SAME assault upon asking them to exit my room. After I was admitttedly viciously assaulted, and nearly raped, Phelps never arrested my assailant when eviction judge AND host both stated he assaulted me. I still bear a scar 4 months later, and was never charged with the battery lie. Who'd believe at 67, 2 IDENTICAL batteries on 2 people in the same home in 2 days, yet only I bear a scar? A false arrest to expedite a false eviction, as I was paying. I never alleged a battery or received one in my life until 1/9/25. All these and more heinous horrors, as a lifelong, homeowning entrepreneur, being chased place to place for 6 years, enduring break-ins, as my unpermitted demolished home remains a severe, vacant fire hazard. My cars are chronically vandalized, three bank accounts hacked, (one to closure). I was drugged at a diner/bar, fainted all night, sustaining a severe brain, hip, and knee injury as well. None of these violent events ever occurred in my life until I reported to the OCSD my real estate/mortgage fraud, elder abuse, and criminal admitted stalking with PIs. I only received denigrating, mocking, insulting falsified reports. Then, the chronic aerial and ground stalking began 24/7 nationwide since 11/21 Upon viewing America's Finest's exemplary police work, I felt compelled to give them the credit that's due and wish they were my law enforcement! I'd love to see the same display at my property located at 2 Calle Ameno, San Clemente, and a couple of flash bangs at a few unscrupulous OC LE agencies!'

I wasn't sure what to do for a stolen license plate, and called non-emergency line, talked to two…read moredifferent officers both were very helpful, filed a report, got all answers needed. They were great. Thank you. Shirley

This is for every one of you who pledge to serve and protect at all levels. From staff support to…read moreeach officer to command. Coming from a no one, but someone. A greatful thank you as I was given an opportunity to find my true self at one point in time. Well, this thank you is well deserved because in reflection of my past, my heart wrote a 5 star review previously in life. I owe each and everyone of you great respect as I found my true self and choose to express it publicly. Everyone serves a purpose, and I've found mine once again so my only heartfelt advice to you all is this... we understand you're either stressed, have your mind on a difficult case or can't seem to accept traumatic experiences... Who knows., but I will tell you this... there are those out there that see through difficulties, have endured then as I have personally, but at the end of the day, we are all in need of support. Just know, you are not alone and to not carry the burden on your own. Stay blessed as I went to church in Santee, and saw a fellow sheriff at the back pew bringing his difficulties and leaving it to his greater power. Stay strong for yourselves, and I commend your efforts in keeping the community a safe place to reside. May GOD bless and be with you at all times, good and bad. AMEN!!!!! Bullseye!

Absolutely terrible. Not helpful in the slightest. No discernment or intellect within the woman I…read morespoke with. Do not recommend the non emergency line.

Thank you! I went to the SD headquarters today to get…read moreinfo/help on reaching the offices in Tuolumne County to resolve an issue there. I had been trying for weeks to contact them and had been unable to get ahold of anyone. Officer Calaveras (sp) was extremely courteous, professional, and helpful. I really appreciate his assistance, and I am now able to resolve the issue. The young lady receptionist was also very helpful. THANK YOU!!!

I don't want these guys to help me in any situations. They towed my car. Had my blinkers on. The…read morecar was behind the white line. On a 175 degree angle. Couldn't move it. It was out of gas. I got back with a gas can 40 mins. Later and my car was towed.

For vehicle registration services, this is by far one of the best experiences I've had. The entire…read moreprocess was handled professionally, efficiently, and with great attention to detail. The staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and always willing to answer questions, making everything easy to understand from start to finish. What could have been a complicated and time-consuming process was completed smoothly and quickly. They took care of all the paperwork accurately, kept me informed throughout the process, and ensured that everything was completed without any unnecessary delays. Their excellent customer service, professionalism, and commitment to helping customers truly stand out. If you need vehicle registration services and want a stress-free experience, I highly recommend them. Reliable, efficient, and trustworthy from beginning to end.

Bought a car from another state. Wasn't sure what I needed to register the car and I didn't want to…read moredeal with the long dmv lines. DMV San Diego made the whole process easy and quick. Highly recommend