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    Porter Ranch Branch Library

    3.0 (31 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    My new library card
    Marie C.

    I met a friend who was at the library. I have driven by a thousand times but never went in. The library seemed like a time capsule in regard to the building and interior furniture and design and yet seemed so modern with the computers available to use and the calendar of events full of all kinds of events. There was so much information on neighborhood events, classes and community resources. I signed myself up for a free basic first aid class. The staff was very friendly and patient with all my questions after all the last time I was in a library was probably 20 years ago. My friend encouraged me to get a library card. I am looking forward to going back soon for more classes and also bring my nieces & nephews. full of activity so ms

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    Adrian J.

    I come here all the time to read on current news. It has everything going on in the world. They even help you replace lost cards. I lost my wallet one time and I got help from the librarian.

    A quiet moment along the back wall of books.

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    I like this place. They have events every Wednesday. My wife and daughter like it. And they have a lot of Korean books and Chinese books.

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    Ask the Community - Porter Ranch Branch Library

    Does this library have story time?

    I believe Wednesday at 1030. Also Tuesday around 2PM there’s a really nice volunteer (Lois) who reads to kids or listens to them read

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    CSUN University Library

    CSUN University Library

    3.9(46 reviews)
    3.1 miNorthridge

    Attended California State University Northridge Commencement Ceremony for College of Social &…read moreBehavioral Sciences (Anthropology, Political Science, Public Administration, Public Sector Management, Psychology, Sustainability, and Urban Studies & Planning) on the University Library Lawn. The amount of preparation and planning it takes to organize something this large with the amount of family and friends that attended is truly extraordinary. I parked at Matadome (Premier America Credit Union America) - no charge to park. Don't forget to bring your flowers and/or leis to celebrate your student's graduation. This 2 hour ceremony started about 30 minutes late (8:30AM) and ended at about 10:30AM. Restrooms are available yet all are inside the university buildings (none available outdoors) Make sure to hydrate and bring water and maybe some snacks. There is no shade for the audience so come prepared! Beautiful grounds with plenty of space for family photos.

    What's up everyone is the @light_skin_dragon coming to you from a library yes library. I can…read moredefinitely read and be in a place that has books! I came here today to read a book that I got as a gift! Needed to get away from my everyday life of sitting in my bedroom depressed. So I decided to go out to a place that makes me feel good which is my old stomping ground CSUN. The book I'm reading is called Love & Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs. My goal is to finish this book by the end of the week which is Saturday/Sunday. I'm already in chapter 4 and I got the book yesterday. I'm passing myself so I will obtain the information while understanding the book as I read out loud to myself. The facility here has changed from years ago when I was here. In the lobby they have a coffee shop and a lounge area. Which is crazy to see in a library! It's the light_skin_dragon blasting off quietly to find a new place to review for all my readers out there! See how I did that haha

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    Granada Hills Branch Library - FINALLY getting a library card!!!

    Granada Hills Branch Library

    3.1(39 reviews)
    3.7 miGranada Hills

    Stopped by my childhood library to get my library card as an adult! The service was amazing,…read moreworkers were so kind and passionate. They helped me out so quickly and I was thrilled with the experience! The process was not complicated at all and they even explained to me how to link it to my phone to be able to download books onto my Kindle! I'm very grateful for the experience!

    I have been to Petit Park a dozen times and I honestly never realized that this building was a…read morelibrary location! Depending on where you come from, it just looks like an unassuming building from the park side. With that said, it's a really nice location. There aren't many special frills with this branch, but I think that's fine. It feels slightly more 'utilitarian' of a library. You're here to check out books, do some work, & get out. If you're looking for community events, that's right outside at Petit Park. I don't say that as a knock. Far from it. I think libraries like this have a great use case. Because of the park outside, there aren't many kids running around. This has been one of the more quiet libraries I've been to in my quest to get all of the branch stamps for their 100th anniversary. It's a perfect place to research or focus on something. Keep in mind that because this shares a parking lot with the park, parking can be very limited. Be prepared to park on the street & walk in.

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    Granada Hills Branch Library - Parking lot is shared with Petit park. Can fill up on weekends & summer

    Parking lot is shared with Petit park. Can fill up on weekends & summer

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    California State University, Northridge - Summer movie nights on the library lawn

    California State University, Northridge

    3.3(277 reviews)
    3.1 miNorthridge

    This university changed my life. I got my bachelor degree in public health here and it opened…read moreopportunities for me to get my current job. My experience here was great. I had quality classes and great professors. I learned so much about the field I work in now. The university has so many amenities. Nap pods, computer lab access, gym access, library access, and so much more. There was also a lot of opportunities to get involved with organizations, clubs, etc. being involved enhanced my undergraduate experience. Parking was terrible and passes were pricey.

    This review is about CSUN's Summer Movie Nights events throughout the summer. Our daughter let us…read moreknow about them, and invited us to join her and our granddaughter. They don't go every Thursday evening; just depends what's showing and what else everyone has going on. We checked it out and saw "Inside Out 2" with them several weeks ago. That led to us learning where to park, what to bring, and where to find the lawn in front of the library building where the movies are screened. It's a great family event. Several food trucks come for the event. (I'm told the prices are high!) You can bring your own food. The price of admission is just right - free! If you can luck out to find street parking, that's free, too. The walk is long, though. We park in Lot 33, which is closer to the lawn area than street parking. Four hours in the lot is about $8, which isn't too bad. The parking app / kiosk is painful, though. I especially struggled with it last night. The WiFi inside the parking structure is almost non-existent, so using the texting feature can be challenging. Last night it was "Toy Story 4". The graphics and sound volume were much better than for Inside Out. However, about half way through the movie something happened to the video playback and only audio kept playing. The organizers' spot isn't easily identifiable, so it took a few minutes before the situation got fixed. Then one of the side lawns had the sprinklers start to go off before the film was finished, so everyone over there was scrambling to pick up their stuff and get out of the way of the sudden showers. Someone came on the intercom at the end of the movie and thanked everyone for coming and apologized for those two little glitches. The organizers create a nice event feeling for the participants. Overall, it was still a pleasant evening spent with the younger generations.

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    New staircase to the 2nd floor

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    North Los Angeles County Regional Center

    North Los Angeles County Regional Center

    1.7(20 reviews)
    2.7 miChatsworth

    We have been with NLACRC for 7 years. My son is 10 and severely autistic and nonverbal. He was…read morediagnosed by Lanterman at age 3 as well as an outside developmental psych. We moved from Lanterman into NLACRC and that process was awful with how long it took- at an age where my son's needs were so critical and ABA was so important. With that said- it wasn't the fault of the RC that we moved. It would be great if they improved the transfer time. I am mainly writing to say that I have a caseworker that is helpful. She responds to me right away by email. She sends me random resources for autism that she comes across out of the blue. She empathizes and listens and she offers up what she is authorized to. I recently got kicked of MediCal and I needed a paper from RC and she worked with me to get it in one day. So, for everyone that isn't having good results, maybe you should ask for our social worker- Devorah Stark- because she genuinely cares about helping me and my son. I feel lucky to have gotten her after reading folks stories about other workers. Sometimes I forget that Yelp can be used to highlight the GOOD and not just the challenging people we encounter. I hope someone reads this and learns that not all RC workers are difficult to work with! Ours is a huge help to us!

    As the mother of a 4-year-old autistic child, relying on the North Los Angeles Regional Center…read more(NLARC) for vital support has become a source of profound emotional distress. While our previous experience was positive, everything changed when Diana Ramirez was assigned as my son's service coordinator. Accountability and consistent care are supposed to be foundational at NLARC, but Ms. Ramirez appears to selectively choose who receives help. She previously denied my son critical assistance--only for a higher-level staff member to step in the very same day and provide the exact support Ms. Ramirez claimed "wasn't done there." Recently, when I needed a crucial document signed and handled, the pattern repeated: prolonged ghosting, unreturned calls for months, and ignored emails. Front-desk staff, the diagnosing doctor, and officers of the day have repeatedly had to step in to help because Ms. Ramirez fails to perform her basic duties. While her supervisor, Jennifer Thurm, was kind and took accountability for the mess, organizational failures cannot be swept under the rug. Vulnerable children and families depend on these services, and the systemic lack of responsiveness and fairness by assigned coordinators demands immediate administrative review and public transparency.

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    North Los Angeles County Regional Center - NLACRC entryway

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