By far one of the nicest libraries I've been too…read more Not a lot people reading but what would you expect when everyone is glued to their phones. The employees are really helpful and nice. Love that they have a section for audiobooks. The parking lot is a bit cramped but it's a really big lot

My 15 month old, partner, and I love coming here for Thursday lapsit story time (10:30am) with Mr…read more Alex and Mr. Eric! I would recommend to come early since parking fills up due to paid parking in Old Town Orange down the street. We love all songs that all the kids end up loving to memorize and dancing to! After some songs and stories there is free play for around 30 more minutes. Other than story time, the Children's part of the library is a fun place for kids to play puzzles, crawl under an orange, and find some books to take home.

This place has everything you needed: books for random reading on the second and third floors,…read moreseats for sitting down and studying on every floor with a faculty member/friends/yourself, a nice cafe, restrooms, computer labs/classes, a Holocaust memorial museum, offices for faculty members to own and use, awesome wifi, kind/friendly/professional staff members, and an IT team that can give you a new and free ID as long as you have your old and worn one with you, along with helping you sign into your Chromebook if you have any issues.

Chapman University has several different type of Libraries, being that it is a private University…read more It remind me a little bit of the Claremont Colleges Libraries in the City of Claremont. I have friends I'd visit with here and help them study, So many books and diffferent resources to use here. I love it here, and I miss all the days of hanging out with my friends.

+ Most beautiful library I've ever visited. Fancy layout, elegant decor…read more + Spacious, peaceful. + Located in the middle of HB Park, a giant, beautiful park that often hosts events like cultural festivals. . Lots of people coming and going in both the park & library. - Sundays, doesn't open til noon.

It's not just a library; it's a place where you can escape and find a tranquil space. The water…read morefountain is a bit loud, but still nice Staff are friendly and knowledgeable A lot of the books have a big wait list Love the different sections, some parts are aged, could Use some revamping. But regardless, it's nice for a library

Yorba Linda Public Library is a really solid community resource and a pleasant place to spend time…read more The building itself feels modern and spacious, with high ceilings and plenty of natural light, making it comfortable whether you're there to read, study, or just browse the shelves. Many people praise the kids' area and family-friendly programming, and there's also a great used-book nook run by Friends of Yorba Linda Public Library Book Corner that's perfect for finding cheap finds and supporting local programs. There are also useful services like passport processing, study rooms, public computers, and events for all ages, which go beyond what some smaller libraries offer and make it a hub for different members of the community. The reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that, like many popular libraries, it can get crowded during peak hours, and I've heard a few rare comments from other visitors saying staff interactions upstairs haven't always been great though most experiences I've seen are positive overall. Overall, it's a comfortable, well-stocked library with good amenities and a welcoming community atmosphere definitely worth a visit if you want a quiet place to read, study, take the kids, or just hang out.

Wanted to start of 2026 with more reading. Visited the Yorba Linda Library and what a treat to…read morestart the first weekend of the year. The YBL Library is seriously one of the most user-friendly libraries around. I found out that they have hold feature alone is a game changer--super easy to place holds online and pick them up when they're ready. This service does saves some time but ruins the experience of browsing in the library. This library have two floors. The 2nd floor have a Help Desk, which an extremely nice librarian, that's so nice and easy to talk to. There's lots of computer available for use which is great for studying or working. There are tons of tables, so you're not fighting for a seat, and the conference rooms you can book are perfect for group projects. They also have a printing station, which is incredibly helpful when you need to print something last minute. Overall, it's clean, well-organized, and clearly designed with students and the community in mind. Highly recommend!

This library branch has to be one of my favorites. Although very small I find it to be a very…read moreuseful aspect that actually comes in handy. The layout feels very much like a study hall. When I come here it's knowing that I will have the quiet necessary to do whatever studying or homework I am currently working on. At first glance, the open layout was a little bit off putting, but after a few times coming here to complete some assignments, it's actually been very constructive as mentioned before because of the study hall vibes. It doesn't allow you to slack off. The compact size also usually means less people lingering around which means less noise, again, super conducive for studying. Downside is probably that there is only one bathroom, but it's a huge bathroom allowing for a lot of privacy. The staff is usually pretty busy and buzzing around keeping to themselves since there's less people for them to be bugged by. I will say that the male staff member (Eddie I believe) was super helpful and ready to get up and show me exactly where I needed to find the book I needed. The semester is over so I finally had the time to sit down and put down some thoughts, thank you all for your help and cozy atmosphere.

Great library but the librarians don't follow the rules. They allow this man to come and use the…read morestudy rooms like his own personal office every day. He is very loud as he holds Zoom business calls at high decibels. When I asked why they allow it because it was incredibly loud and disruptive, the Librarian (middle aged tall white dude with a condescending, sardonic attitude) said it was fine and that he allows him to use the City of Orange Library study space as his office on a daily basis. He said its not against the rules (see the attached picture of the actual rules enacted by the Board of Trustees) and that he has worked at the library for 17 years and can change the rules if he wants to. Hate to see government employees acting entitled to using government property as they wish. Here is a shot of the man setup in his office hosting meetings in the public library.

I love that this place is next door to a police station. Easy to find. The place was spacious and…read morehuge. There's also free WiFi.

Amazing. The staff is friendly.This library will encourage your kids to read…read more And if they don't want to read the books, they have activity schedules each month and computers for your children.

For a public library, it's clean and lots of windows which makes it bright. There is plenty of…read moreparking. Great kids area if you have kids and want to hang out for a bit. There is also pcs for those of you that need to use internet. I feel safe and it's great to have. SYOY!

Library is especially kid friendly. Half of the space is a children's library and it was really…read morenice that they have drop in tutoring. There are different spaces for different age groups. Lots of sitting spaces both indoor and outdoor.

We come to this library almost every week. It's small but quiet and have a good selection of books…read morefor kids. They also have a lot of different activities and events; the staff here are also super nice.

Great library and perfect for kids / toddlers. I loved how they have so many little toys and…read morepuzzles for them. I love the outside area too. However, it would be nice if once in a while stuff could be cleaned because there was a lot of things that were dirty especially outside. The play house was filled with dirt and dust. I know it's hard to keep stuff clean... but children get sick due to poor cleaning.

This is a small, tucked in library that's so precious to us. All the ladies working at this library…read moreare so sweet and they make us feel like family. They do everything in their power to make the visit special for the little ones. They have ongoing games, crafts, fun backpacks and games to check out, coloring sheets, stickers, and story time. My little one always looks forward to coming here. They also have a curb side pickup which is so handy when you got littles passed out on the car. The library may be small but you can put items on hold online and they'll have it ready to pick up. They also have an inter library loan system where they get to borrow books from any library in the US. They recently brought a few items into their library of things including magnet tiles, and a steel tongue drum. This little library feels like a world of possibility at our finger tips and we're so grateful!

Love this library nestled in the little corner of the Ralph's shopping center. It's really a great…read morecommunity resource. There's always wonderful people to help you and it's always clean and organized. Wish it were bigger. The kids enjoy it to! We enjoyed toddler story time and activities.

Walking through the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum gives you a perspective most…read morepeople never get--because the story of Richard Nixon is far more than just Watergate. Before the scandal, his presidency reshaped both foreign and domestic policy in ways that still impact us today. On the global stage: * He made a historic visit to China in 1972, opening diplomatic relations after decades of isolation--completely shifting the balance of the Cold War * He negotiated détente with the Soviet Union, including arms control agreements that helped ease nuclear tensions * He worked to wind down U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War and ended the military draft At home: * He established the Environmental Protection Agency, laying the groundwork for modern environmental protection * Signed the Clean Air Act and supported major environmental reforms * Advanced policies that reshaped federal power and economic strategy during a time of national division What stands out in the museum is how these accomplishments are presented alongside the unraveling of the Watergate scandal--a moment that led to his resignation and permanently changed public trust in government. It's a rare place where you're forced to hold two truths at once: A president who made major global strides... and a presidency that ended in one of the most significant political scandals in American history.

Definitely a cool place to visit. I took my 14 year old and…read morewe spent about an hour + here. We learned a lot, saw a lot, and the staff was all super knowledgeable.