: I was there today…read moreand I'm very upset because the woman sitting at Window F was very rude and unhappy. She answered questions in a dismissive way, as if telling me to go away. She didn't explain anything properly. I approached her twice, and both times it felt like she brushed me off. I wasn't able to finish because I needed a Russian-speaking staff, and she was the only Russian-speaking woman there. A very unpleasant impression was left.

Missed transfer bus had to run 2.5 miles in 24 mins before they closed arrived technically at 17:01…read moredoor was still unlocked proceeded to walk away in immediately security at metal detectors told me closed. I begged my situation while under my breath from the cardiovascular action. Longstory short he allowed me to go in. Was there to pick up my EBT replacement card which was already awaiting pick up as I had called earlier today to request it by phone which took 97 mins on hold prior to speaking with the representative. 97+54 travel time there + 54 travel time back = 205 minutes now double that = 410 minutes which is grand total of total time it would of took me in the event no access and I had to return following day.

With an appointment, it was so quick! I came here for a name change. I waited about 10-15 minutes…read morefor my turn and I was at the desk for barely 5 minutes. Security & the person at the desk were nice!

I made a reservation to come here and so glad I did because right when you walk in, the security…read moreguard will ask if you have an appointment. If you don't he will turn you away. They are located right across the street from Les Sisters Soul Food. The parking lot is not the biggest, but I came on a Friday and it wasn't crowded. Could be a bit tight for larger vehicles though. So after walking in, you need to check in to a machine and you will get a number. Like the DMV, you just wait for your number to be called and you go to your assigned window. My interaction with the agent was fine and it took 5 minutes at the most to get me in and out of there. Now I just have to wait for my replacement card to be sent to me. One thing I did mention to the agent was when I tried to request for a replacement card online, I was informed that I needed to come in to one of their offices. But when I made my appointment, there was no other information like what to bring to the appointment or why I was denied a replacement card online. Luckily, I brought my Passport with me as the agent did ask for it to verify my citizenship as the last time they updated their records was back in the 90's.

Great Officers Don't Blame them…read moreIt's Our Stupid Mayor What a Moron! These Officers Care

Even though they are open, they do not answer their phones. Voicemails are never answered. The…read moreblinding incompetence of the personnel is a huge disappointment.

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.

We found the staff to be polite, professional, and friendly, from the front desk security to the…read moreinterviewing officer. (Our lawyer also advised us that this is one of the best offices he's encountered.) We are appreciative of the great treatment we received.

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! :)

Kudos to this post office for being historic and knowing how to do business effectively. Especially…read moreLawrence, who is polite, efficient, and friendly. His service made my day. Parking can be a challenge but this post office is worth the effort.

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