Very dirty and the some of the officers should be investigated they are worse than the inmates!…read moreWhen I was in for one day for a ridiculous charge I won't go into I was fortunate enough to have a experienced inmate that warned us about the cameras saying they had video but no audio and if a guard asks you a question don't point because they will claim you raised your fist to them and they had to use force on you! Well bringing back from mug shot a officer asked me where the water fountain was (like he didn't know) which was right behind him I almost pointed till I seen his hand on his nightstick so I did what the inmate told me and put my hands behind my back and verbally told him then he got angry and tried to shoulder bump me walking past! There is several other things I could say but been years now and they will never do anything about the crazy stuff!

The worst detention center because they're not sanitary it's dirty and they don't give you water…read moreBased on my experience

They are very responsive. They know the criminals in the area, super professional. Couldn't ask for…read morea better team keeping the area safe!

Remember his name! Peter Villalobos a special needs man,…read morediagnosed with schizophrenia was the 27-year-old who died in Riverside Police custody on June 20, 2025, after an attack by police at the McDonald's in the 7400 block of Indiana Avenue. He had been diagnosed with schizophrenia about 10 years earlier and had been at the restaurant for over an hour, when staff called for a wellness check. Officers used force during his arrest, including strikes, and he later died at a hospital. His family has called for justice, noting he was unarmed and non-violent. And he didn't commit a crime. The Riverside Police Department are supposed to protect and serve. It deeply saddens me that they would beat this man who was obviously hiding in the restroom because he was plagued by schizophrenic voices that would not leave him alone. And so the poor man hiding and scared, unsure if what he's hearing is true or not, is beaten by police.

Nice and clean they have remodeled the bottom floor. I work for the auditor controller office and…read moredrop off checks to there department on a weekly basis.

Without Sheriff's this world would be a world without law enforcement, the Sheriff's are always…read moregoing above and beyond doing the job correctly. I personally think that California as a whole should make every city too only have Sheriff's for the county the cities are located.

As a Young Adult rating. (P.S if I'm summoned again, as much as I need to work, workers here…read moreacknowledge the Juror's Valuable Time) The speakers for the morning and afternoon had made it entertaining and enjoyable during the breaks and roll call. For something very robotic and repetitive they have shown lots of care and appreciation for the Juror's Time. For myself, I'm missing lots of overtime pay even though my job pays for my time here but as the hardworking know, it won't be put on top of the regular hours to count as overtime for the week. But all in all, as an American citizen, it's the least thing I could do for serving because there are actual in-danger people serving out there for the US and I'm sure they still complain about their pay as we do in the cities/towns.... honestly the speakers intermission in-between were so funny!!

My experience at this courthouse, particularly while observing proceedings before Judge Yang, left…read moreme deeply concerned about fairness and impartiality. From what I personally witnessed, it felt as though the scales of justice were tipped heavily toward one side. During the proceedings, the prosecution appeared to receive more consideration, while certain matters the defense attempted to address were shut down. At one point, when the defense attempted to discuss information concerning the victim, Judge Yang stated, "we're not bringing that up." I understand that Judge Yang may have had legal or evidentiary reasons for limiting what could be discussed, and I am not claiming that any laws or ethical rules were violated. I can only speak about what I personally witnessed and how the proceedings appeared to me as an observer. Regardless of which side of a case someone is on, a courtroom should leave the public confident that both sides were heard and treated fairly. Unfortunately, my experience in Judge Yang's courtroom did not leave me with that confidence. The scales of justice should feel balanced for everyone. Contreras didn't get a fair trial. Victims family works at this court house!

Been here for jury duty over the years. Not too hard to find parking if you leave early enough…read more They thoroughly search any bag or purse you bring. No glass of any kind so leave compact mirrors in the car. Really dumb they don't have a trash can to discard of things near the search area and they make you go outside to throw anything away. The coffee machine in the juror lounge doesn't work and there wasn't any food in the vending machine except a lonely carton of coconut water. There is a stairs to get to the second floor but I only noticed elevators to get to the third. Isn't that a safety hazard?

Riverside Family Courthouse…read more I filed for divorce in the Riverside County Courthouse 2014, 2 whole years after I was promised one. My CONFIDENTIAL Declaration was frozen on the public server of one of the first Smart Cities...then breached in the Courthouse database. I'm sure it was also breached by other Smart Cities worldwide wide. There weren't too many at that time. 2012 Riverside was actually awarded The City of Intelligence award. I even used the Self Help Center ... that's where my document was breached at. All of my personal information, petition & declaration were frozen for ~45 mins on that public server and I requested they contact IT. Who was the AG and Lt Governor at that time? Harris and Newsom.

this place is clean, very direct and the staff are very helpful, you dont easily get lost and find…read moreyour way through. my experience here was pleasant, i went to get a copy of my bankruptcy certificate, i took a # and was seated, you dont wait too long cause there's not that many people, you have to have an exact cash though otherwise if you bring $20, they wont give you change, and getting a copy is $14, but im not sure if they accept debit/credit cards. although its hard to find free parking during the afternoon, its right across the street from the building, so get there early like in the morning.

If I could give zero stars I would, Went there today on a day that reached 108, About 30-40 people…read moreoutside in the heat, About 50 or so inside.. The EDD needs a overhaul, Maybe take some of that speed rail money and invest it on a complete overhaul of the entire department.. Lord only knows that you cant reach them by phone. Rediculous, Newsom, You can do better... I THINK... Maybe not

If I could give zero stars I would ! How are the staff…read morereceiving paychecks if the Staff cannot answer any inquires on a claim ? Emailed several times even went into local office, no one answers phones ?? No one to help horrible customer service!!!

This place is finally open again my wife and i have been checking every once in a while and we're…read moreso happy they're up and running again. Great selection of unique tequilas the bartender is very knowledgeable so definitely ask for recommendations. The vibe is cozy great for date night or small group of friends and they do offer other cocktails of tequilas not your thing. We tried the naked & famous and the clarified margarita both were excellent!

More intimate times to be had at the Mission Inn and Spa…read more.. In 2017, the Mission Inn Wine Tasting Room was added to several quaint restaurants and shops that one may indulge in at the Mission Inn and Spa. It began when owners Duane and Kelly of the Mission Inn, purchased a vineyard in Ashland, Oregon (home of the Oregon Shakespheare Festival and a small college town that boasts a fine foodie scene in the Pacific Northwest). Why buy land in Oregon and not California? Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris is why! Of course, California has it's share of Pinot's, but they have a different terrior! I personally, would choose an Oregon Pinot over a California Pinot on most days! Sorry, California, I still love you for the things you can do that Oregon cannot! When we arrived for our one-stop, play-cation, stay-cation, we were pleased the new tasting room was open! We were warmly greeted by John our psuedo sommlier for the day! We received an intimate tasting for two and shared our love of work, travel and most of all things food and wine! An $11 per person tasting of the private estate, educated staff and intimate atmosphere, it's the perfect add on to a Mission Inn and Spa trip. #MissionInnWineTastingRoom #PinotPlaycation #OregoninCalifornia