Five stars for customer service…read more I came to print an email attachment. 10 cents a page for black and white prints. Plenty of computers, internet, sections for kids (activities too). Internet computer use is limited to 1 hour. I didn't look at the book selection that closely but the library itself looks great for studying.

I love our local library. over the years funding, hours, and inventory have gone up/down. But…read morethrough thick and thin, and now even covid, the library remains open and brings needed services to its constituents. Its easy online now to look up a book and put a hold on a title you are looking for from any library in the system. They also have several computers available for the public to use on a limited basis (so that everyone has a chance to use them). consider donating books or money to help them out.

I honestly love this place, I go on the third floor every day of the week to study and it is always…read moreso peaceful up there. Not too many students talking and everyone is there to get their things done. I just hope that they add more "cubicle" desks with rolling chairs next to power outlets. When finals seasons hits again then those are the first to go. Thank you!

Meriam Library on Chico State's campus is very resourceful. There are many computers to use, and a…read morelot of study space. I personally like that they have a laptop lounge with an ample amount of plugs. I haven't had to look up books or anything like that yet, but I'm sure that they have everything I would need to write a paper or for researching purposes. Way to go Chico State!

The Butte County library has a relaxed environment that encourages browsing. I walked in looking…read morefor one book and ended up exploring several sections.

Visited September 18th in Oroville…read more This is my first time here and I needed a quiet place to do some paperwork. I noticed they had several computers as well as printers to use. They have a children's room towards the back and the place was clean except for the ladies bathroom that wreaked of Marijuana! I liked that they had a security guard on duty as there is times when I have drove by and saw some homeless people hanging outside. The staff was helpful and polite. They had alot of books to choose from and some people were even playing chess! Plenty of quiet areas to sit and do your homework or read a book! Plenty of parking and I got my paperwork done without distractions!

I'm new to this area and wanted to check out the library to get some things printed. Love the…read moreinside, so comfy and perfect for studying. Plenty of space too.

comfortable area. in the teen area there are kids who will play roblox on the computers. it's not…read morecompletely silent. you can here audible chatter in the background. it was more loud than i expected, still quiet in a way. but i wish it was quieter.

Staff was so helpful and kind. I am grateful we stopped in today, had a gr8 experience!! Many…read morethanks & lots of choices!

The Grass Valley CA library is a historic Carnegie library that is on the National Register of a…read morehistoric places. How awesome is that!? Very! It's a functioning library (part of the Nevada County library system) and historic building. The library is tiny. The first floor has computers and laptops, magazines, newspaper, fiction and non, music CDs, and movie DVDs. They have a self checkout. Downstairs in the basement is the children's section. The library hosts children's programs. There is no dedicated parking lot, it's all street parking. If you are in the area and appreciate historic buildings, drop on in. The librarians are use to folks stepping in to check out the architecture and to use the restrooms. But do keep in mind it's a library.... ssshhhh. HISTORY lesson: It was built in 1915 with a Andrew Carnegie grant. He funded the construction of about 1700 American libraries during 1883-1929. Grass Valley was awarded $15,000 which is equivalent to about $380,000 today. The town constructed the library near the childhood home of its distinguished citizen, Josiah Royce (1855-1916). The library branch was named in his behalf as well. He was born in Grass Valley. He was a smarty pants, a world renown philosopher. He was a Leading proponent of his time in Absolute idealism dealing with the meta physical view. Huh!? That is too academic for me to understand. He graduated form UC Berkeley and went on to teach at Harvard.

August 2025 - the Redding library is CLOSED for remodeling until "Fall" - maybe October maybe not…read more Don't make any plans that involve going there for the time being. There is one room open with some books but no chairs or tables and that's it. I suppose they have their reasons but closing for so long when it's regularly over 100 degrees and not having any place for someone to sit in a cool, quiet place and read is just so negligent.

Good customer service. They are the best. When you need help they help you right away. Rachel was…read morethe most helpful to me and very patient. Great employee. I could not have gotten the crucial letter off to my state representatives in the required time. Thanh you Rachel. You need a raise because of your knowledge and your kind assistance.

Abandoned or looked abandoned. Surrounded by homeless people that didn't look mentally healthy…read more I didn't want to get down with my two babies. Looked closed anyway. No answer on the number listed so we drove out to see it. Waste of time.

The library is a magical place. I'm always greeted when I walk in. Help is easy to find. There are…read moreso many resources and fun things to do for kids. I would love to this beautiful building given a little TLC on the inside because it really is an awesome place.

Such an amazingly beautiful campus!!! The recent improvements really make this place shine…read more Gorgeous views around every corner.

After some time has passed since graduating in the Fall of 2023 with Cum Laude honors, I can safely…read moresay my experience at CSUC was more than worth it. The College of Agriculture helped me significantly in learning advanced concepts in regards to Plant and Soil Science as a transfer student from a community college. The job I currently work at aligns quite well with the curriculum taught by the dedicated professors both in general education and in the college itself. The campus itself is gorgeous all year long and the surrounding downtown area provides many helpful services to make life happen. The outdoor areas too are wonderful and are well worth exploring (time permitting). The financial aid package provided by FAFSA (highly recommended, if not mandatory to apply) too was something neither my dad or I expected to make use of. Not sure why some other reviewers experienced issues with the system. I experienced no problems the whole time while enrolled as a student. Perhaps my enjoyment of the experience is skewed due to the fact that the pandemic greatly altered many aspects of the university itself when I first transferred (then gradually rolled back). If I could, I would give 4.5 stars. At the end of the day, higher education is a choice, and CSUC was a great choice indeed for me!

Love this library!! The librarian was super sweet to us! The kids section has so much to offer…read more Thank you so much for letting my daughter do story time!

A must see in Chester. A lot of local history and great information on lake Almanor and Butt Lake…read more Pictures from the towns and farms that are now at the bottom of the lake.