Amazing staff and counselors. I was looked up years ago and I appreciated how the staff turned my…read morelife around. The food was horrible, but I guess that's why I never went back.

This place is so poorly run it embarrassing. The probation department is staffed by inconsiderate…read moreemployees who sit and watch without helping in the slightest. I cannot believe this place doesnt collaspe on itself from the lack of effort put forth by its employees.

Sylmar is a neighborhood located in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County…read more Local places that stand out in Sylmar are: Los Angeles Mission College, El Cariso Park, El Cariso Golf Course, Basement a live escape room, Wildlife learning center, MB2 Raceway and Veteran's Memorial Community Regional Park for hiking and outdoor fun. Sylmar also has history I have attached a wikipedia link for all to explore. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylmar,_Los_Angeles

I am familiar with this Sylmar due to one of my best friends living there. Her family is investing…read morein real estate bigly. Why?....because Sylmar is being gentrified at a fast rate and in that, there is money to be made. Luxury housing is juxtaposed from within a block or two of original dwellings of years ago. Median house prices are substantially lower than in Hidden Hills at this time. Some may be able to still eek out some coinage and drop it on a house in Sylmar, then you don't have to have a frickin landlord follow you around. You have a 1 in 52 chance of becoming a victim of crime, far lower than Eureka = 1 in 16 chance. Why does Sylmar have such a bad rap? Very likely because it doesn't have Nike store.

I really enjoyed my visit to this office. It's so quick and people are very through at explaining…read more things to you . Great customer service. Employees are very courteous unlike when you go to downtown LA.

I visited this office today and was so pleasantly surprised by the amazing Customer Service…read more Initially the lady that helped me didn't seem pleased by my long request for historical records on over 10 properties but then I met Julia. Julia let me with a smile on her face and went over and beyond to help me. She is so great at her job and very knowledgeable in what she does. I highly recommend this office, specifically Julia who will go over and beyond to help and provide guidance/advice. Thanks Julia, for making it happen and so quickly!

Workers were all very nice and helpful. They say to be there an hour early but I got there 45 mins…read moreearly and it was fine. Everything went by quickly as far as visitation goes. It was a very straightforward process.

Never did I think I would be visiting a loved one in jail but, here we are so let's make the best…read moreout of the situation. Once I arrived I was appalled by the amount of parking there is, usually one has to pay or park far but here parking is not an issue. The check in process was super straight forward fill out you're form get in line go thru security then check in. You will ride a bus about 5 min to the facility and as soon as you get off go inside the facility and hand over your form to the officer. From there it's just a wait till you hear your loved one's name and they'll tell you you're booth. Staff and officers were very nice and understanding something I would wish I'd see more in L.A. Dress code is not so strict from what I've seen but I still try to keep it toned down casual just in case! Sometimes there will be lockdowns and unfortunately that aren't the facility's fault. They go thru a thorough process and as soon as everything is green light then they will almost always let you in to see your loved one. If you need to use the restroom try using the ones passing security for a cleaner experience. Stay strong everyone God is good!

: I was there today…read moreand I'm very upset because the woman sitting at Window F was very rude and unhappy. She answered questions in a dismissive way, as if telling me to go away. She didn't explain anything properly. I approached her twice, and both times it felt like she brushed me off. I wasn't able to finish because I needed a Russian-speaking staff, and she was the only Russian-speaking woman there. A very unpleasant impression was left.

Missed transfer bus had to run 2.5 miles in 24 mins before they closed arrived technically at 17:01…read moredoor was still unlocked proceeded to walk away in immediately security at metal detectors told me closed. I begged my situation while under my breath from the cardiovascular action. Longstory short he allowed me to go in. Was there to pick up my EBT replacement card which was already awaiting pick up as I had called earlier today to request it by phone which took 97 mins on hold prior to speaking with the representative. 97+54 travel time there + 54 travel time back = 205 minutes now double that = 410 minutes which is grand total of total time it would of took me in the event no access and I had to return following day.

Pro Tips for First time Jurors:…read more 1. Park at Third and Macneil- it's free for jurors. 2. Check in and you will see a staircase right there to the basement. That's G68. 3. Go downstairs and make a left and go through the double doors. Upon entering there will be a sign at the window for you to sit and wait for your appointed time. 4. After you are done you can get your paperwork from the window at G68. The court internet connection gave me at least 100mbs download on my phone- which is pretty good! The cafe is on the first floor, all the way in the back. Also, the cleanest restrooms are in G68.

Horrible court with no cell phone service and crazy judges the snack bar is limited tooread more

This place is unbelievable. You can't imagine the way it operates unless you are here and…read morewitnessing it. I took my dad cause he needed some papers printed regarding his ssi benefits. We walked in there were about 20 people with appointments and 6 without. A separate line for walk ins. So I stood there. Waiting ...!!!! After one and half hours they called one person from the walk in line. There are many windows available and only three employees working. After every customer the employee takes about ten minutes to call the next one. At times there were zero customers being helped. So after three hours of waiting one more person got called from the walk in line. At this point I had to leave. I couldn't stand being there for another minute, I knew I would have a panic attack very soon by looking at the way they operate this place. Poor elderly people waiting and waiting ... moms with babies crying and waiting. Why can't these offices operate better. More organized and better staffed ??? It's so sad. Sooo sad. ... ... look at my picture. Empty chairs ... for a good while.

Empty office with long lines. People can't sit even tho there is enough space. 3 security guards…read more Line is for appointment. Online it will tell you, you don't need an appointment for a phone update but won't give you the option to update. Why can't government entities make sense.

Just a quick note about the dress code: no strapless or spaghetti strap tops, sheer fabrics, or any…read moreclothing that reveals breasts. Shorts, skirts, and dresses should be at least mid-thigh in length. Please avoid any gang-related attire. Also, remember to wear a shirt underneath your sweater or zip-up jacket. Came back recently and it's busier than it was the last time. So expect to wait in long lines and for the bus/shuttle.

This is not the usual place you see on Yelp, but I want to share my experience at Pitchess…read moreDetention Center for people who may be visiting loved ones. You need to register in advance and show up early. I was there at least an hour early and that helped. There is free parking and I walked up to the line from there. When I arrived I had a hat, wallet, keys, phone, and a Bible I wanted to give away. An officer politely told me that you cannot bring any of that in. No keys, no phone, no Bible, nothing extra. You lock things up, then go through the line, and take a bus to the area where your visit will be. The officers I dealt with were kind and professional. They explained the rules and kept things moving. They say the visits are about 30 minutes, but I was given more time than that, which I appreciated. You do need to understand where you are and follow the rules. Within that reality, my experience with the staff was respectful. I do wish there was a way to bring in a Bible but I understand they have strict policies. so three and a half stars, which rounds up to 4 on here, based on how I was treated.

Historic town with tons of family owned businesses. Over the last few years the city has received…read moremany improvements and new restaurants opening up

I still can't believe how amazing our experience was at my husband's green card interview. From…read moresecurity to our interviewer, everyone was genuinely kind, professional, and reassuring. Going into it, it's hard not to imagine every possible negative outcome. As someone with high anxiety, I was honestly terrified and couldn't stop thinking about worst-case scenarios. But the entire process was nothing but positive. Security was friendly, the check-in staff was welcoming, and they clearly explained that there could be a wait and asked us to be patient. While we waited (15 minutes), we scrolled on our phones and chatted to pass the time. When our number was finally called, I swear it took her saying it three times before it registered I was so nervous I basically blacked out. I had prepared a full binder of evidence, and we had also uploaded over 60 documents to our account ahead of time. In the end, our interview lasted no more than 15 minutes, and we were approved on the spot. My biggest advice: be over-prepared. Bring everything bank statements, insurance, photos, travel receipts, shared bills, and anything else that shows your life together. If your relationship is real, your evidence will speak for itself.

We found the staff to be polite, professional, and friendly, from the front desk security to the…read moreinterviewing officer. (Our lawyer also advised us that this is one of the best offices he's encountered.) We are appreciative of the great treatment we received.