I complained to a cop that happened to be in a neighborhood about a car that was parked across the…read morestreet for over a year with no license plate. She didn't want to do anything about it and told me to call the city. They could have ticketed the car, but too lazy. Great work public servant that we pay for.

Just a quick follow up to my review of 9/30. Police…read morecontacted me the next day and took the information. The station is a bit confusing because it appears empty after climbing the outside stairs and entering a large lobby-like room. You report the crime over a wall phone to dispatch then you wait. I didn't wait long enough so they contacted me later. I appreciated the call and the police.

It is pretty sad when a police station has bad reviews. I was a police officer myself back in the…read moreday and anytime there was an issue, we responded. The first thing that kind of irked me was that there had been a random vehicle, no license plate and flat tires in my apartment complex for about a week. I asked all of my neighbors, surrounding neighbors and my landlord if they knew whose vehicle it was. No one knew. So I contacted the PD and reported it believing it was stolen. They didn't come out until about 4-5 days later. My neighbor said she saw them pulling a bunch of crap from the car, not even picking it up. When I came home there was trash all over the ground and driveway. Completely disrespectful that they took a bunch of stuff from the vehicle and didn't even pick it up. The vehicle ended up being stolen over a month ago. But it was not towed. Myself and 4 other people had called asking why it wasn't towed because it was in a neighbors designated parking spot. It was another week and a half before it was towed. I would be pissed if I was the car owner knowing that the PD knew my vehicle was found and didnt let me know. I feel bad for whoever owned the vehicle. The second thing was, I have video of an idiot driver running red light, slamming his brakes in front of me trying to get me to hit him and illegal tinted windows. I tried reporting online and it wouldn't work so I called the PD to report it. I will put the idiots info on the video and photo, but if I put it on here, yelp will remove it. Though they will probably remove the video and photo. When I called the PD they said that they can't do anything. I asked why he couldn't get a citation or anything for running a red light, illegal tinted windows and slamming on his brakes trying to cause an accident. This is what I had told the PD: This was at 8:49am on the corner of Main and Monterey driving north. I was traveling northbound on Monterey Road (cross-street Main Ave) at 8:49 am May 31st. I had a green light and a White Honda civic sport, Failed to stop at the red light. He was going West on Main, turning right/north on Monterey Road. I honked my horn, they slammed on their brakes as if they were trying to get me to rear end them. I could not see the driver because they had illegal tinted windows in the front. I have dash-cam proof of what happened. His license plate is very clear. There was not an accident but I think the guy in the white car should at least receive a citation for trying to cause an accident by slamming on his brakes, illegal window tint and running a red light.

I just wanted to THANK THE OFFICER who just left the HOBBY LOBBY parking lot…read moreBeing homeless and out on the street I encounter police, sheriffs,hiway patrol a couple times a week 4 times in last 3 days I'm sitting in truck eating 7-11pizza and spot lite comes on behind me I immediately yell to myself what the f*** is a homeless person supposed to do or go I just sat continue with my pizza my phone in about 2 minutes later the light goes off and the officer drove away I thought that was the coolest thing that could happen apparently ran in I didn't have warrants and turned it off and left me alone and I just want to say thank you that was awesome KEVIN COSTA

Hollister police: Thank you for helping us our out in a kind and respectful and understanding…read moremanner when a family member on a motorcycle was involved in a motor vehicular accident. You kept those involved safe and traffic moving along safely.

Nothing is done about noise complaints. Address given, neighbors raging on after midnight.read more

How is it that Watsonville's officers will pull over community members for minor traffic errors…read moreand give out tickets yet those same officers drive even worse through the city? Whoever was driving #39 down main st at 5;46pm today Friday needs to learn how to drive PROPERLY, especially in an officers car. Why is he swerving and weaving through pedestrian traffic with NO turn signal and passing yellow lights? So much for keeping the community safe.

Every weekend there is a raging party a block from where we live. It goes on all night. It's so…read moreloud that we can hear it over our tv with all of the doors and windows closed. Every weekend we call the Watsonville police department to ask them to shut it down. Every weekend they wait until after 10 pm to do it. Some of us in the community are expected to follow the law, while other groups are not. It's just a fact. It's shameful. Who do you call for help when the police ignore you?

I really like this library. It is pretty chill and not a lot of noise on the second floor. I highly…read morerecommend for studying. I usually use the computer :)

I'm not sure if the library found a way to get the drug users and smokers away from the entrance -…read morebut I haven't seen people living / sleeping at the front and smoking around kids / guests for a long time, so that's a big improvement. I also like how the librarians go out of the way to help the patrons. They are proactive to meet, greet, and make conversation with everyone.

Traveling on Hwy 152 Pacheco Pass Hwy to and from Gilroy , many fruit stands lined the Pacheco Pass…read morehighway. Some of the popular signs were for garlic ice cream, local homeavocados , strawberries, seasonal stone fruits . A few stall offers Cherimoya at $10 a lb. Cherimoya is not locally grown in Gilroy instead sourced from a farm in San Diego Ca . Can't leave Gilroy and not purchase their locally grown Garlic .

Quality/Quantity - Copied from the internet, "When the town was incorporated in 1868, it was…read morerenamed in honor of John Gilroy, a Scotsman who had emigrated to California in 1814." Other than a pit stop or bathroom break, we have not really been frequenting this city. We used to be consistent visitors. We used to come for the following: Garlic Festival Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park - This used to be Bonfante Gardens when we were season pass holders Other things to do that we did not do: Gilroy Premium Outlets - Before Livermore, we used to frequent these outlets. Wineries - I need to add to my future list to visit. When did Gilroy get wineries?!?! 20+ wineries, The Santa Clara Winery Trail?!?! Historic downtown. Atmosphere - 16.52 square miles, 0.01 of which is water. 59,500+ population based on the 2020 Census. Gilroy is approximately 1 hour away from the following cities: San Jose, Santa Cruz, Monterey & Carmel, etc. Service - Good. Price - Affordable still. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1870.

I go to this school and I get books from the library the lady who works there she is so nice to…read morethere she is so sweet when you get the books all you need is your Student ID so she can scan the barcode she is really nice I recommend going there if you ever get joined in the school just go to the library when you get your book and go to class that's all you need to know :)

Best PALS experience ever! Please don't pull this review,…read morethis is a legit review for a great class with a great instructor!!!

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