Another negative experience at the Coy garage. I'm not sure if there is something shady going on…read morehere but the attendants of this garage refuse to accept validated tickets. Both times I have needed to park here, I parked for less than 45 minutes. Both of these times, my tickets were validated by the court house. When I exited the garage, they still charged me and would not accept the validation. Although the charge was only $2, it was still annoying and inconvenient, especially when I was expecting now to pay.

Do not recommend parking here might be under staff. Traffic moves slow and you still pay full…read moreprice. Definitely not acceptable you should be able to leave immediately and we waiting 2 hours !!!

Lots of nice stores, and restaurants very clean Lots of…read moreshopping especially Jill's great store.

Security towed my car 10am in the middle of my shift. I work in the shopping center!wtfread more

First time I've been to a library that requires you to check in with the police department. I had…read moreto get back in my car drive a few blocks away to the police department which was only labeled by the police cars in the lot. For the new welcoming place for all parking permits it's remarkably unlabeled and not easy to find. Don't go to the main doors of the building go down to what seems to be a lower level area to find the police department. Also write down your license plate number yo save yourself a trip back to your car. I love that everyone just kept saying sorry new rules. Library visits require a visit to the police station. Someone call the firemen.

So I decided to create a page for the library so I can check in HAHA!…read more But really though, this is my home away from home. Since freshman year I have been in here on the regular. It has been a place full of extreme joy, hanging out with friends and just socializing when I should be doing work and a place of great worry and distress come exam time. What is nice about this library is that there is a multitude of different areas that have different atmospheres that may or may not be conducive to studying. Pretty much on the first floor you got the computer lab area, with tons of available computers to do work on. My only experience with these is when I was taking Statistics and had to do "math lab" crap or for Comp 25 and had to make my own website. You can access your files easily enough but what always pissed me off is that I could never install software like dropbox or other useful programs like that. Be cautious, it can get loud over here. Another area, I affectionately call, the "Stinky Room" is located upstairs on the SW corner. I don't what is up with it, but for reals it smells like doodoo 24/7. I think they may have finally gotten it fixed but I remember having to cover my nose walking by that area. It has some nice cubicles if you get distracted from people walking by. All of them are etched up by the frats and misc people. I try to avoid this area unless necessary cause its right next to some bathrooms and the stench can leak out... My office, aka home away from home, is the tables on the second floor along the south wall. It features 6, count em, 6 long tables, easily accommodating 4 people each with power jacks and ethernet connections for everyone! With the big windows nearby it isn't as depressing being inside cause you can see all of nature outside the window, especially when you are spending 10+ hours since I'm in the pharmacy program. It can get loud over here but this is 1st come spot cause this is where all my friends are at. If you need a place to discuss something or do some tutoring I would recommend the downstairs tables right near the entrance. This is an area dedicated to talking. Now there is a lounge on the second floor with some comfy chairs and tables and it is good for some light discussions or group projects but more frequently it is infested with a certain loud-ass group of people *ahem* that got nothing to study and just chat it up, ruining everyone's concentration. Be mindful of other people if you decide to sit here. There are also study rooms that can be reserved in blocks of 2 hours. Just a note about these, they may be closed off with a glass wall, but we hear you in there... every word. These rooms are not sound proof, so if you plan on gossiping about something, it won't be a secret for much longer. That's all I can think of this place. There is a lot more I can write but if you go to the school you pick up on these things. For reals though, when I go off on rotations and eventually graduate, I am going to miss this place in an odd way. I have had weeks in which I have logged in 70 hours in a 7 day period, done all-nighters when open 24 hours, made many cool friends and sparked a few love interests. Club L (trademarked by me) is where it is at!

This is a very clean facility. Near the area it can get kind of sketchy though - especially at…read morenight but it is well lit. The station is beautiful and has a nice lobby area to sit and use the restroom while waiting for a train. It's an old-school feel done right with parking and an easy drop-off zone. If using Amtrak or ACE, depart from here rather than the other Stockton station.

This is a clean and well maintained station with helpful and friendly staff inside. Indoors is like…read morean old time movie train station with benches and fun architecture.

Not the greatest location especially with lots of transients across the street at the park. Parking…read morealong the street and across the street was very helpful. It's definitely a huge and spacious library. Loved the kids section and accessible ramp. Awesome activities and book selections for kids. Wish this one wasn't going away but I could be wrong.

This is a great library with many valuable resources. However, there are some concerns that could…read morebe addressed to improve the environment for everyone who visits. The area near the entrance is often occupied by individuals who appear to be spending extended periods there and there is sometimes a strong odor by the entrance that makes the space uncomfortable. On one occasion when I came to study, I was unable to find a table with an available charging port for my laptop because several outlets were being used continuously for charging phones. It would be helpful if the library could take steps to better manage these issues and ensure the space remains clean, welcoming and safe for families, students and all community members.

Of the many shopping centers in Stockton, this is my favorite. It has a lot of places I frequent…read morelike Target, JOANN Fabrics, Starbucks, Baskin Robbins, Wing Stop plus just across the street is Super Walmart. And word on the street is they are getting an Old Navy...YASSSS! All they need is an Ulta and I wouldn't have to go any other shopping centers, lol. I like the large variety of places to shop and eat (both sit down restaurants AND fast food) and although this shopping center is all the way across town from where I live, it's still convenient for me because I can hit so many places at once. It makes the drive out there totally worth it. Yup, I'm a fan.

Place is huge with ample parking and area is nice and clean. Need directional signs pointing the…read moredirection of where certain stores are located though.

I've been coming to weberstown mall for over 30 years. There has definitely been some changes…read morethroughout that time, but it always feels familiar walking through this place. I was here last week and it actually felt really busy for a weekday in the middle of the day. This mall is basically 4 Large department stores connected by an interior walkway with smaller shops and businesses spread throughout. It's kind of like a cross configuration. It works okay, but I prefer the traditional layout of malls where you're not having to walk back and forth to get to different places. Overall this mall is fine. It's smaller than most, but there are definitely some useful stores in it and it's convenient to have, especially since there is another Mall right across the street in case you can't find what you need. The biggest negative in Stockton is always the safety concerns, so make sure not to leave anything in your car and keep your head on a swivel.

Not much had changed from when I was a teen going from mall to mall at weberstown, there's still no…read moredesirable stores. I was going to JC Penney with a gift card. The hallway to the bathroom smelled terrible.

This shopping mall still looks good from far away outside, but not so good after I walked inside!…read more Sherwood mall was much better years ago. But this time it seems downhills a lot! Many vacant units inside the mall and outside at those individual buildings. The decorations are very outdated and the mall is due to a major remodeling! The food court is next to the entrance. But looks very dark and the tables and chairs are old and uncomfortable! This is one of the biggest shopping mall in the City of Stockton. I hope the management company and the owner will keep it up and bring in more better quality tenants.

Came here today for National Daughter day to spoil my baby. Instead I was harassed by Leo who is…read morelocated in the middle section of the mall close to Dillards working at a stand that sells straighteners and serums. He tried to convince me so hard that when I said no his vibe completely changed. He was completely NEGATIVE! He curled almost half my hair then when he gave up trying to convince me he didn't even offer to straighten my hair out as it was in the beginning before even coming to his section. AVOID at all cost unless you want to walk around the mall with half your Hair curled and the other side straight. I had to ask him to straighten my hair he wasn't even going to do it! Even worse the straightener didn't even straighten out my hair, IT LEFT IT WAVY! Disgusting encounter! You could STILL see the curls before I added the water. The Water couldn't even straighten it out, AND IT WAS A STRAIGHTENER!! Right side was curled &' right side was my natural straight hair.

I have a 2 year old and Troke has a great story time for toddlers and babies with singing, reading,…read moreand playing, as well as so many great activities during the summer for kids. My son doesn't go to daycare, so story time is great for him to sit, listen, as well as interact with other children. He loves dinosaurs has gotten to do so many dinosaur themed activities as well as see and pet live animals thanks to the great events this library puts on. I was pleasantly surprised how nice of a local library we have!

I was searching for some local activities that I could do with my two month old baby. The library…read moreoffers so many amazing classes for children, teens and adults! We attended a storytelling/ playtime class. There was singing, hand gestures and lots of toys. It was so much fun. Lots of toddlers too! I am looking forward to more activities. We also got our first library card. We now have access to several other libraries in the area. We checked out a few books. We are hoping to also join the 1000 books before kindergarten next time we go. Overall, it was clean, spacious areas for all ages.