I was here today and renewed my health insurance. I liked everything very much, the staff were…read moreprofessional. I just needed to hand over some papers and I asked them not to wait in line but just give them to me. They met me halfway and helped me. The girl at the reception spoke English and Russian, which is also nice and very useful, especially when some people don't know English, fortunately I speak it, thank you. Special thanks to the black woman at the reception, she is very positive, helpful and hardworking, she helped me solve my situation, she went to one place then to another and at the same time helped other people, great respect to such employees. Also, the medical worker who accepted the papers was brief and polite, asked all the questions to the point and explained everything simply and clearly. Thank you very much for your work, I really appreciate it.

Much like most government agencies, the people who work here are apathetic, slow, and outright…read moredisorganized. I have been trying to renew my case and received two voicemails saying I missed an interview call when neither call actually came in. What is really fucked is that I will have to put up with it again and again to get the support I need. Good luck to anyone else with the misfortune of needing assistance.

I came here today with an appointment. Ruiz was the representative to help me. She was very…read moreefficient. She explained everything I needed and the process went really well. Everything was completed within 15 minutes. Advisable to have an appointment and they check that before you walk in. It really helps and expedites things.

Very easy to find parking and check in. Wait was about 30 minutes, but once I was at the counter…read morethe appointment was really fast, maybe 5/10 minutes total. Since I was prepared it was very fast!

I needed to file a report on a stolen package taken from my front door to submit to UPS to file a…read moreclaim. (I m sure this happens a lot during holiday time). I did not know this station existed til I yelped it. Officer Tallakson was friendly and helpful. Reading the reviews of LAPD I thought it was going to be an ordeal, but actually was quick and painless. The whole process took about 15 minutes...granted it was 2 pm on a Thursday. I learned this location is fairly new, about 5 to 6 years old. The officers at desk were constantly answering phones and helping people who walked up to desk (3 to 4 pple in my 15 minutes). I believe that our LAPD does a great job. Just be patient and kind to them since they go through so much during the course of work. If you have a good attitude, it should reflect back. Thanks LAPD, Topanga division.

Fat ass officer was rude, did not have urgency to help us. We asked a simply question and he…read moreresponded with an attitude like we were forcing him to work.

I still can't believe how amazing our experience was at my husband's green card interview. From…read moresecurity to our interviewer, everyone was genuinely kind, professional, and reassuring. Going into it, it's hard not to imagine every possible negative outcome. As someone with high anxiety, I was honestly terrified and couldn't stop thinking about worst-case scenarios. But the entire process was nothing but positive. Security was friendly, the check-in staff was welcoming, and they clearly explained that there could be a wait and asked us to be patient. While we waited (15 minutes), we scrolled on our phones and chatted to pass the time. When our number was finally called, I swear it took her saying it three times before it registered I was so nervous I basically blacked out. I had prepared a full binder of evidence, and we had also uploaded over 60 documents to our account ahead of time. In the end, our interview lasted no more than 15 minutes, and we were approved on the spot. My biggest advice: be over-prepared. Bring everything bank statements, insurance, photos, travel receipts, shared bills, and anything else that shows your life together. If your relationship is real, your evidence will speak for itself.

Officer Pearson was rude and tried to intimidate my wife. I am only leaving a negative review…read morebecause of officer Pearson otherwise the entire staff and our 2nd offer were awesome. Officer Pearson was trying to have us rescheduled for another day because he was not willing to repeat a question that my wife did not understand. After my wife asked him to rephrase the question and ask again he got up raised his voice and said "I don't have all day", "I am not here to teach you English" my wife speaks and understands English just fine if you speak normally without trying to intimidate her. I paid 3-4k only for the application fees to experience someone like officer Pearson. When we walked to his room he had whole bunch of files and folders on the floor and asked us to make a stop at the copier to hand him the documents so that he can copy. This increases the chances of losing original docs such as passports since there is no table to put your stuff down and organize. He was very rude from the beginning even when I asked him how was his morning going he did not answer nor he asked how are we doing. Officer Pearson just reminding you that our application fees and taxpayer dollars are paying your salary so actually you do have "all day" to be patient and interview us... On the other hand Marcy from reception was awesome and helped us to navigate after that horrible experience. The supervisor (don't remember her name) was awesome at her job to quickly problem solve and move things alone. Our second officer Campbell was incredibly amazing. She was very warm and understanding and conducted the interview at the most professional fashion. It is just heartbreaking to see that employees like Marcy and Officer Campbell are holding the USCIS experience to the highest American standards while employees like Pearson are ruining it.

I've been coming to this USPS for 4 years, and honestly, Mickey is the reason I keep coming back…read more He always makes shipping my packages so easy and not stressful. He's super friendly, patient, and genuinely cares about helping people. I've tried other postal services in the Valley, but the experience is never the same. Mickey consistently goes above and beyond, and it's rare to find customer service like his these days. USPS is lucky to have him!

This post office has the friendliest, most helpful employee. I highly recommend this location…read morebecause of Mickey. He'll help you with anything you need--so kind and patient. Thank you, Mickey! :)

After attending their annual Gala at the Hilton, I can see why their members live them so much…read more Nora and Joanne have strong connections with officials, reps, and everyone who knows how to get business done. They've created a strong community that promotes each other. In fact, as the Administrator if West Hills Health and Rehab, a nursing home, we have received referrals directly because chamber members trust us because they know us. As a member of the Chamber, I often call Nora to get advice for services or businesses. She tells me who is good & where the deals are, and she says it frankly and honestly, so I feel I can trust her. She hasn't made a bad recommendation yet. This chamber makes all the businesses in West Hills and Canoga Park stronger and gives us a competitive edge. I always recommend that businesses join.

From the owner: The Canoga Park/West Hills Chamber of Commerce promotes business in the West Valley, through…read moreleadership, political action, and services to increase opportunities for our members. Now over 100 years in the community, the Chamber provides these benefits its members. The Chambers strength is its membership, and from where it support is drawn. Members consist of small businesses, large companies, home-based and professional men and women working together to enhance the community. The Chamber is a volunteer organization. Members serve as Directors and on our committees are business members who volunteer because they believe in the effectiveness of the Chamber. Membership in the Chamber provides opportunities to become involved in areas such as economic development, networking, advertising and legislative representation.

I went with a scratcher ticket that looked like a winner. The staff was really nice and put the…read moreticket through the scanner and explained why it wasn't. Quite frankly, the particular game was very confusing and complicated and they were so nice as not to make me feel stupid. I also was impressed with the many EV charging stations out front. I don't think many people know they are there- was empty.

I don't know why they said they close until 5 pm but they did not issue checks after 4:30 this is…read morenot fair for people like me and others that we need to drive for more then an hour and a half and find this stupid answer " You can mail it and you receive your check between 5 - 7 weeks " The whole point to drive is to grab your check

Submitted Medi-Cal information atleast 6 times by mail to Corbin Office,…read more looks like there is a mismanagement,they are sending me same informaiton forms requesting Medi-Cal information over and over, I completed everytime but still sending me same forms over and over and over and over from the last six months. What is going on there, is there any responsible person to look into this and check the employees???? I am tried and frustrated with this attitued of employees of this Uniti Cobin Northridg. When I called Lancaster034 office they say Northridge office need to update there computer. Please find out what is going on there, is any body really working?

Have to pay cash for parking. Quarters to lock bag/cell. They are not punctual & ask that you get…read morethere 30 minutes early to wait in the hot sun. Very judgmental cops. Terrible customer service (they act like they don't see you and don't answer your questions politely). If I can rate 0 stars, I would

They saved my life I had a seizure and was talking nonsense after wards when I still was delusional…read morebut they kept their cool and helped me. I'm so grateful and I am also embarrassed because I had said things that no ever needs to be talked to that way but I had no control over my mind after a 2 minutes full seizure. At the hospital I didn't still remember anything including the date, year, month, my own name and address. I apologized to one of them like a million times the young guy but I doubt he forgave me but I'm hoping this will shed more light on getting seizures and those around the patient canNOT take anything they say seriously, I might not be here tomorrow or maybe another day or a week or a month but if I go I wanted to apologize to all the brave the Fire fighters and paramedics. THANK YOU LAFD 106 for saving my life. Best regards, Ar