The DMV is really trying, and for me the knocked it out of the park…read more Registration, license renewal and Real ID: in and out in 30 minutes. Remember to do everything you can online first, then make an appointment.

Went to the DMV today and honestly it was kinda sad to watch. The way some people were treating…read moreelders... like no patience at all, just rushing them and pointing them around. Meanwhile my niece (16) was over here actually helping someone and being kind, while others just brushed them off. Like... our elders don't always understand the process and that's okay. That's literally why patience matters. If your job is to help people, you gotta have some patience too. DMV employees really need to do better.

I don't think anyone likes going to a government office. I delayed my visit for a month, dreading…read moreit. I checked in and was initially told that the help I wanted wasn't at this office and was available online. I had looked, but didn't find it. I was pointed to a computer and it had access to so much information. I got all my information and wanted things printed out. I went to pay and sat with a clerk that was beyond helpful. What I found was nothing like my expectations. Friendly, extremely helpful, and people really wanting to help me, not just do the job. I had to go again, recently, and had the same experience. Helpful and all around good people. Nobody wants to pay, but at least I had to pay in a nice environment.

worst place ever. impossible to reach over phone so if you need help then you are on your own. They…read moreare ruining my life by doing this. try to do business somewhere else

Our family absolutely loves this library and we are frequent visitors. It's one of those places…read morethat truly feels like a community hub, and every time we go we discover something new to appreciate about it. One of the first things that makes it so convenient is the ample covered parking, which is especially nice during the hot desert months. The staff has always been friendly, welcoming, and very helpful whenever we have questions or need assistance finding something. My teens especially enjoy coming here because the library has a great teen room with books geared specifically toward their age group. There's also a chess board in the room that they love playing with whenever we visit. It's a great space for teens to hang out, read, and engage their minds in a relaxed environment. Another fun feature we always check out is the table where books are sold for less than a dollar. We've found some really unique and interesting books there over time, and it's always fun to see what new treasures might show up. The library also makes everyday tasks really easy. The printer is quick and simple to use when we need it, which has come in handy more than once. One of my favorite programs they offer is the seed library. Each month you can pick up three free packets of vegetable or flower seeds, which is such a cool and thoughtful offering for the community. The library calendar is always full of fun events and activities for people of all ages, so there's usually something interesting happening. Our favorite part of the library, though, is the Creation Station located down the back hall. It's a really unique program where you can become a member (or attend specific events without being a member) and explore hands-on technology while creating your own projects. The space offers tools like 3D printers, crafting equipment, and digital design resources that allow people of all ages to experiment, learn new skills, and bring creative ideas to life. Our son has especially enjoyed learning how to use the 3D printers there and has made some incredible pieces through the program. It's been such a fun and educational experience for him. The bathrooms are always clean, and there's also a nice enclosed outdoor courtyard area where you can sit and read or simply enjoy a quiet moment. Overall, it's a wonderful library that offers so much more than just books. We're really grateful to have such a fantastic resource in our community.

It's not easy to find a space or event that's safe or right for my whole family and that ends in us…read moreskipping a lot of things. The library offered a Santa event today & they did a special hour for families like mine with disabled children. I saw it in a local moms group and instantly registered. I got the notice that a hour before the scheduled event that's when our time to go would be and was so happy since lines are very hard for my guy. They came and let us in since we were one of the first families there and from that moment I was so happy I made the effort in going. Everyone was so happy and welcoming. They had crafts, wishes to make for Santa and treats. Everyone and I mean everyone was so kind I really noticed the staff going out of their way to engage with my children especially my autistic child. And let me tell you that rarely happens since he's typically busy scripting and exploring. I really was taken back with the kindness. The Santa that also at this even was very kind and patient as well. I hope he's there every year now! I really can't express how impressed I was with this event and everyone who was there. Definitely made our day and can't wait to tell more people and go to more events they host.

Thousand Palms Chamber is a great group of people who are there to help us, the public. Very…read morefriendly and Honest. Great Mixers and Events.

One of the many amazingly quirky and cool things in Palm Springs are the Palm Springs Walk of the…read moreStars! Think Hollywood Boulevard but smaller and way cleaner. They call them Golden Palm Stars here and in order to get one, you had to have lived in the Greater Palm Springs area. Showbiz people galore of course, but also presidents, writers, civic leaders, humanitarians - so a bit different than Hollywood. But it's actually fascinating and for a young buck like myself (40 felt young in PS lolz), it was an educational time to learn about a bunch of great SoCal prominent humans. Mainly along Palm Springs Drive, but also down Museum Way and Tahquitz Canyon Drive in Downtown Palm Springs, you'll find over 400 stars! So cool that so many have realized the amazingness of this town. Started in 1992, with Bob Hope as one of the initial celebrities to get a star others like Leslie Jordan in 2023 - RIP. Full list here: https://www.palmsprings.com/walk-of-stars/ Don't miss the special Sonny Bono statue by his star! He's a Palm Springs icon. Free and fun!

I'm seeing stars If…read moreyou're in downtown Palm Springs it's Definitely worth looking down at the ground to see the famous star walk. Very similar to the star walk in Hollywood, you'll see stars for many people you recognize as well as some you may not have heard of. I got some great pictures of stars I'm sure some of you will recognize. So many things to do in Palm Springs and this is just another way to enjoy your time here.

We emerged from the gloomy skies into the bright sunny skies over Palm Springs. Four of us took the…read moretwo-hour road trip from San Diego. Becky and I and our super-duper friends. We all four love Palm Springs and this trip, once again, did not disappoint. Downtown Palm Springs is fabulous. One great venue after another. Excellent bars and restaurants. Shops and galleries. A lot of eclectic shops line the street. What it really is about though is lounging by the pool with a delicious libation in hand. We try to make it to Palm Springs at least once per year. See you nect time PS!

Little slice of magic in the heat ! Palm Springs is an absolute must stop to recharge . The…read moreactivities are endless and I'd recommend them all.

I had to be taken to JFK Hospital the other night and when the Indio Fire Department showed up,…read morethey could not have been more professional, kind and very prompt. It took only minutes for them to get here and the one gentleman Mark, that stayed with me in the ambulance was totally amazing. He had me so comfortable and at ease. He looked like my nephew so we hit it off. He was attentive. He let me know what my vitals were and he stayed with me until I was settled in at the hospital. All of the EMT's that evening that came to the house were so kind and helpful. Thank you, Mark and Indio Fire Department for your kindness.

POSTMASTER GET YOUR AND YOUR STAFFS DAM ACT TOGETHER!!!!!!!!! I'm so sick and tired of your staff…read morescrewing up my mail!!!! When buying online I usually have the put the Ste 206 on the same line as my house number because this is how it's done up here since it's all post office boxes. HOWEVER, some websites don't allow you to add the Ste 206 or will cancel it out after entering it. When I asked your staff what to do about that It was YOUR staff who said ok to put 92549-0206 in the zip code box and the -0206 is suppose to be my post office box number and would be sufficient! Well guess what I did just that!!!!! I put 92549-0206 in the zip code and your crazy staff sent my package back to the sender!!!! Look on the photos I've uploaded to this review!!! There is NO EXCUSE FOR YOUR STAFF TO KEEP SCREWING UP MY MAIL! This is the FIFTH time now! I'M the one who then has to PAY shipping TWICE BECAUSE YOUR OFFICE KEEPS MESSING IT UP! I will be coming in and demanding that you re-train your staff to not overlook the 92549-0206 means the post office box number!!!!!

Super nice staff- Seems like everyone knows each other here in this small town. Everyone's lined up…read morewith their yellow slips to pick up their mail. Lockboxes look antique yet well kept. The most charming USPS I've ever been to.