Being a liar and a lazy POS seems to be a job requirement for everyone they hire. Constantly…read morechanging their answers about policies, putting you on hold till they clock out. Not letting you put money in your loved ones books because they don't want to. A pathetic waste of tax dollars. Shameful behavior towards family members concerned about their loved ones. Zero accountability or professionalism. Law enforcement is the only industry that would tolerate this kind of behavior from staff.

Literally prison. Yum. Toilet water…read more Boot stew. Fermented fruit. Good times. Shower fun. Twin towers is a must go for any chic LA socialites.

This place is meant to reflect on crime, nevertheless when you are in custody your surrounded by LA…read morefinest and beyond criminals which comes from all walks of life. There are fights and stabbings that occur and at times its like a walk in the park depending on your attitude. One time a couple of deputies slam me on the floor and stab my leg with something the other time after a fight I got stabbed which is posted in my Keck review that attention and riot squad came quickly. The food gets to became the norm so taste does matter after a while some is actually pretty good. If you have a inmate loved one it would be a good idea to send them store on Thursday so they would have a bite to eat. The hole is not a fun place!

Asking for a friend lol What are the name of the burritos…read moreyou get served after returning back from court? Only thing good in there

They're all sat behind the counter and there's a line of people, I see they don't do their jobs…read more Not helping a single one of us! STRAIGHT BITCHES HERE, GIVE YOU A HARD TIME FOR NO REASON.Funny how each receptionist has their own set of rules too makes no sense..... very ghetto.

A rat infestation and reports of deputy cliques are critical issues at Men's Central Jail. This…read moresituation is worsened by a complaint process where inmates are told to file grievances that can be arbitrarily dismissed by the very deputies they are complaining about.

This place is so bullshit. I just got out Feb 28 and I was here for 6 months. I didn't get to none…read moreof my doctors appointments. I had to write the captain up a million times. Ms smith the counselor is the best. She helped me as much as she could. But best believe this is not a good jail at all for pregnant women. They treat the women like shit. It's only 50 women here and we shop last and when we get out stuff it dnt be everything. Teresa McGrath is my best friend

I'm very worried about my husband he is currently serving a 9 month sentence for non violent crime…read more He is diagnosed with Scoliosis and neuropathy . He has not seen a doctor and his medical information has been received by the jail. I'm afraid this Coronavirus can affect him because the jail does not provide him with the medical treatment he needs. The FSA authorizes BOP to maximize the use of home confinement for low risk offenders. He is low risk according to his risk assessment and less than 6 months left on his system. He should be released to home confinement he has a job waiting on his return home. Please look into his case. Thank you

A Perfect Stay -- Cozy, Charming, and Exceptionally Welcoming…read more From the moment I arrived at this lovely bed and breakfast, I felt right at home. Tucked away in a peaceful and picturesque setting, this gem of a place offers everything you could hope for in a relaxing getaway. The room was beautifully decorated with thoughtful touches--fresh flowers, soft linens, and a view that made waking up a joy. Everything was spotlessly clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I slept like a baby every night! What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality. The hosts were warm, genuine, and went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. And the breakfast--wow! Each morning, I was treated to a homemade feast that included fresh-baked pastries, local fruits, eggs made to order, and the best coffee. I can't wait to return--and next time, I am staying longer!

This is best place to have a reception! I absolutely love this place! Centrally located in…read moredowntown Los Angeles near Union Station, Chinatown, and Dodger Stadium.

I was arrested and charged with "assault with a deadly weapon," "damage to commercial rental…read morevehicle," and a few other charges I can't remember. These group of young boys (specifically white) were harassing me and 1 in particular was shoving a camera in my face less than a foot away from my damn face and taunting me. So what if I'm homeless? Leave me alone! I get it - you can film anyone including children in a public space but they were in my personal space as I asked them to leave me alone. BTW THIS WAS ALL FILMED ON THEIR PHONES!!! I took out a taser and my spring assisted knife and charged at them. If they white boy didn't move, I would have stabbed him but I stabbed their rental cars several times. Cops show up. See me with the knife. I'm automatically arrested. They never got my side of the story even though it was all on tape!!!! For my most serious crime, I only did 5 days and released with an ankle monitor. Luckily I never had to pay for any damages - I wonder why?? Lousy investigators and police work. The dude who arrested me was maybe in his mid sixties and overweight with an obvious bias towards me. You're good though if you're a paedophile though!!! They protect their own.

Was really excited to see what the new jail looked like inside. Rampart & 77th div jails are pretty…read morecrowded and that's BEFORE being bussed over to MCJ. Overall very clean, state of the art, officers seemed less jerky. Not as state of the art as the one in San Francisco but still very sleek and futuristic. Would've loved to do my time here before getting sent to the California Dept of Corrections instead of at MCJ or Wayside but hey. Would give it a 5/5 if it wasn't for the food.

Look. No one likes going to jury duty. So I am just going to take that completely out of the…read moreequation. First off, I dislike that you have to park all the way at the Disney Concert Hall. It's already inconvenient to get to the justice center, and now you have to park several blocks away and walk. Yes, they pay for parking, but that hardly seems like enough to justify the walk. But my main issue is that all the floors that the courtrooms are on are just so soul sucking. They're lifeless, cold, uninviting, and just miserable to be in. Everything is just so sterile. It feels like you're in a Soviet Era government building, not Los Angeles. I just wish they did the most basic of updates to give the place some sort of life to it. People are already not happy to be there. They should do something to try and make it feel better once you are inside.

Horrible experience here the free parking is so far away. I parked at grand park parking for $20…read moreout of my own pocket it's across the street from the court. Food is so expensive overall I lost money. My service was done on the 9th high security floor. So scary this place was so ghetto if you have a legit excuse to be excused use it!

Why have i been waiting for over 20 mins for someone to pick up the phone? Granted its a non-…read moreemergency, but according to your own website "communication is the key to a resilient community." You'd think responding to your constituents contributed to a resilient community. Update: I finally did speak to someone - some where between 30 to 45 mins. And my issue was addressed a couple hours after.

Now that's a nice police department location. State of the Art everything is top-notch very clean…read more There's no smell of piss in the parking lot and everything is really nice. The officers and the workers are really nice and courteous. I wish all of Los Angeles police was like that.