I'm a nurse and we called 911 for a patient with low O2 sat .. and this is probably the second time…read morewe've gotten attitude or told "for future reference" that we shouldn't have called them ..instead of helping the resident it was more of how it was an inconvenience to them to come .. and inconvenience to call 911?? To transfer a patient to Er ? Some are nice and helpful but some give "advice"? "For future reference" why we shouldn't have called them.. one guy was giving a lecture to one of my nurses why we shouldn't have called because patient was DNR and that the hospital is gonna do what you guys can do here .. and we're making it worse because patient can get more things at hospital .. , patient ended up getting admitted and hospital was glad we sent her as soon as possible .. DNR does not mean stop giving care to the patient .. especially patient was alert with a pulse .. it's sad to see some of these guys treat there job like this .. tax payers this is what you get !! Very sad

Really nice guys who came down 'Non-Emergency' and helped me with my car gas leak on Father's Day…read more Keep up the great work guys!

It was amazing. It was a really hot day the security help me into the Department of Social…read moreservices. They helped me pass through the metal detector. Then we went straight to the window and the social worker took the papers I needed turned in and were very friendly and accommodating. The Glendale office I highly recommend to take care of your business there. Kindness forward one person at a time.

I came here without an appointment on a Friday mid-day. The security officers were very polite and…read morethere was no line. My disabled son and I were seen promptly at the window as soon as someone became available and the man was very courteous as I explained my purpose of the visit. He asked the appropriate questions and helped resolved my matter efficiently. We were out in under 20 minutes! The location is very clean.

Easy process and very quick service. Make sure you have an appointment to make your time there more…read moreefficient. Only drawback was finding parking.

I made a phone call yesterday to SSA's 800 number to postpone my sister-in-law's second…read moreappointment. I was expecting the worst, but to my surprise it was a big relief , I was able to speak to a real person within 10 minutes at 9:30 in the morning!!! Thank you so much Mr. Luis Zamora from the Norwalk office. Mr. Zamora took care of finding the interviewing agent from the roster at Glendale office , and notified her of the unfortunate situation. SSA you have a very nice and helpful agent: Luis Zamora Thank you !!!

Its alright. People there Are ok business runs smoothly.Ull be taken care of no matter what problem…read moreyou may have.

I called them I talked to one representative but she transferred me to a different one and then I…read moregot transferred again and we were talking she told me let me see I need to verify some information it sounded like she was typing and all of the sudden she hang up on me I was on the phone 40 minutes they helped me halve way I'll call back tomorrow.

There was an agent at the kiosk for signing in. She asked about our business, asked for ID and…read moregave us a number. I asked how long the wait might be. She thought about 30-40 minutes. There is a number board at the front to show who is being helped. It didn't seem too bad. About 30 minutes later our number was called. The staff was helpful in getting my BIL what he needed. We were done in 5 minutes. Parking lot and street parking.

Horrible place to come nobody helps you do your job in a timely matter I was first in line and…read morecalled last they said they help the people who they can help faster not the ones that get there first. Never coming here again

Cute pit bull out front. Didn't go inside. Nobody was rude. But i have PTSD from social services so…read morei can't give this anything above 1 star. if you see the pit bull tho ur lucky

This review is for the DPSS location on 3rd/4th Street located near the Tokyo Central Marketplace…read moreShopping center on Alameda/Central.... because I cannot find the aforementioned location on Yelp. I just wanted to communicate that my experiences within the past year have exceeded my expectations because of Miss Alex Rodriguez. I have been homeless since last March due to a fire within my apartment complex and have been living in a shelter since the incident. Moreover, I've suffered from a chronic back injury due to an attack. Throughout this chapter of my life, it has been a very positive and productive experience having her assist me with such efficiency, professionalism, and kindness. This location has been a tremendous and uplifting experience, due to the overwhelming care and productive manner in which things are handled. I highly recommend visiting this location. =)

I want to give an acknowledgment for Mrs. Lau. She was very professional and very pleasant and…read morepolite when I asked for help for my Social Security. I wanted to commend her for her service today. However, we miss the young male security, who was very nice and accommodating to all the to all the people who go at the Social Security office there.

Mrs. Lau at this branch was very knowledgable and professional. I had been trying to reach…read moredesignated representative over phone for weeks with no response. She pulled up my application and completed necessary steps in minutes. She explained everything clearly to me. This office is much more customer service oriented than the Montebello office I was directed to. Montebello said no appointments for over 2 months! Thank you for such superlative service and such knowledgable professionals. You are very much appreciated!

I was born & raised in HLP and one thing I love about this neighborhood is all the historic…read morebuildings. Arroyo Seco Library was formally established in 1914. At the time it contained 6,000 books. Architect Frederick M Ashley designed the original Classical Revival style building. In 1960 a new, bigger ultra-modern building replaced it and featured rooftop parking. Eventually the weight of the cars caused structural damage and in 2003 a new building was erected featuring a rustic Craftsman aesthetics fused with traditional building techniques. Even though it is a new build it does emulate the historic features of the neighborhood. The cobblestone exterior is reminiscent of the Abbey San Encino, which is Jackson Browne's childhood home that was designed built by his grandfather Clyde Brown. The Abbey San Encino is just down the street from the Library. My grammar school was nearby and we would often take field trips to this library. It was also a few blocks from my childhood home so I would walk there on the weekends and spend hours reading. Reading is something that I enjoy but don't have the time for anymore. The only time I get to read a book is when I'm on a plane. I'll typically purchase something from Amazon to bring with me but don't know what to do with the book when I'm done. Tossing it seems wasteful so I decided to come here and get a new library card. Now I can check out books for my travels and return them when I'm done. I was surprised by how much this library has changed. In addition to books and magazines they also have CDs & DVDs as well as weekly community events. They are even open for a few hours on Sunday. *Parking lot in the back & street parking.

This location gets knocked only for its bad parking lot. It's small. You're probably going to have…read moreto park on the street. But if you can walk, ride a bike, take a bus, whatever to get here, you're going to be greeted with a really beautiful branch. It feels like it's right out of the carpenter style homes that are common in this area. It has large vaulted ceilings with beautiful wooden beams throughout. It's a small branch, but a pretty one. Staff is...ok. They didn't seem too eager to help out and when I mentioned I would like 4 location stamps (one for me & one for each of my kids), the librarian reacted like I was asking for too much. It was one of the few interactions I've had in my trips to every location in the LAPL. So, if I lived in this area & could easily get here without a car, I would love to make this my local branch. If anything for a wonderful place to read or work. It's very cozy.

I've been on a history kick lately, doing research on an Army unit that a couple of my uncles…read moreserved in during World War II, the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team. And came across the story of Private First Class Sadao Munemori, the only Medal of Honor recipient in the unit during World War II, and the fact he was a native of Glendale. The Go For Broke National Education Center in Little Tokyo mentioned a little while back that the city of Glendale was dedicating the square housing their Veterans Memorial as the Sadao Munemori Memorial Square. Bookmarked it and made plans to visit it when the opportunity presented itself. This past Saturday the opportunity presented itself, and I made my way to Glendale. Easy to get to, lots of street parking on a Saturday. The .Memorial Square is on the northern corner of Isabel & Broadway. The memorials are divided by conflict: War on Terror, Vietnam, Korea, World War II, & World War I. Sadao Munemori's name is on the bottom of the WWII memorial, set off by itself. It was quite appropriate that I visit a Veteran's memorial on the Memorial Day holiday. There is a Japanese saying, "okage sama de" (I am what I am because of you). My life & those of other Americans of Japanese ancestry would be different without the exemplary conduct of the 100/442 and all other AJA units, and I certainly would not have the Army career I had either. Recommend!

Glendale City Hall invited me to their holiday tree lighting event, (but I live in Burbank)... And…read moreso, I went. Parking around the government buildings were taken. It was okay, I parked in the public parking lots and walked over. I stayed at the event for an hour, but found it would open skating rink hours, (but didn't find out those exact hours). The Glendale Mayor was there along with his family and other government workers. They talked for 30-minutes before lighting the Christmas tree. The anticipation to view the lit tree grew plenty people restless because there was a lot mindless chatter in Armenian around me. It was worth the wait for all of us, (and much better looking than the pics I uploaded). I ditched listening to the adorable childrens choir to explore... The holiday village displays and holiday plants were nicely laid around. The City offered complimentary hot cocoa. Also, Studio Movie Grill gave away passes for free movie screening of choice. The skating rink was like normal but outside. They closed a street for the car show fundraiser, outside screening of Dr Seuss and food trucks (funnel cakes and cheesesteaks). Glendale Firemen and Police protected the crowds. This was a much nicer event that I could have ever imagined. The weather was nippy but nice. Then, the clock stuck 7pm and a slight drizzle started. It was bearable. Happy Hanukkah! Happy Festivus! Merry Christmas! Happy Kwanza! Happy 2020!