This is the worst place ever. The employees hate their jobs . There has to be a better way . There…read moreare two woman that sit back there and gossip of people and give eye rolls . To many mess ups with this place

Monique called me right away and was very helpful. She emailed me a list of providers stat. She is…read morea great conversation and made the process very easy to understand. Bravo!

I recently spoke to a worker Vanessa at the Desert Hot Springs Self sufficiency who requested lots…read moreof information from me to renew my Medi - Cal. Apart from her surly manner I found her to be rude and almost matter of fact. I am a US Citizen and was in disbelief that the questions relating to proof of Citizenship was not questioned. Or requested on her agenda. illegal residents should not be allowed to apply for Medi Cal. more importantly they should not be here in the first place. She should capture names and details and report them to ICE so those who are abiding by the rules are not subjected to the same procedure as Illegal persons

If you are working for or just got hired at any food service establishment in California it is…read morerequired by law that you have a basic understanding of food safety; which means that you will have to get your pretty little hands, and your name, on a food handler's card. If you are specifically working at a food service establishment in Riverside this is the place to go within 14 days of being employed. They are open Monday- Thursday from 7 am-5pm and closed on holidays. The test will take about 20 minutes to complete, but give yourself at least an additional 20 more minutes to review the information they will be testing on. It is very important to review this information at least once before you take the test if you are wanting to pass the first time. Some of the questions asked are common sense, like having to wash your hands after using the lou; but a lot of the questions are not, like specific times and temperatures that food needs to be at when left out without being in the temperature danger zone. You can review the material they test on beforehand on their website, otherwise they have booklets available on location for you to borrow as long as you need before taking the test. There is no trickery in the wording of the questions, everything is pretty much straight out of the booklet. The test costs $20 to take (with 3 chances to pass without paying the fee again), $5 for any duplicates you may need made. CASH ONLY. Tests are also available in Spanish. After you have paid your fee, you are given the test, a clipboard with the answer sheet, and a pencil. Once you are finished, you turn it in and they grade your test in front of you letting you know right away if you have passed or failed, giving you an opportunity to review any questions you may have missed. When you pass you fill out a form that asks your name and where in Riverside you work and they give you your food handlers card. This card needs to be renewed every 2 years. Save the receipt for a work expense write off. Tests in Spanish are also available. Other 951 offices besides this one to get your food handlers card at are: *2275 Main St Suite 204, Corona, CA 92882 (951) 273-9140 *800 S. Sanderson Ave., Hemet, CA 92545 (951) 766-2824 *38740 Sky Canyon Drive, Murrieta, CA 92563 (951) 461-0284 Apparently there is a California Food Handler's Card you can also get online for $10. You take the test and print out the food handlers card from the comfort of your home computer (www.cafoodhandlers.com), but I do not know how legit it may be so I just played it safe and went to this location instead.

Got in and out and done. :-) Very easy and plenty of parking.read more

Great service! I came in for my daughter birth certificate and everyone was so helpful and…read morecheerful. It made me feel like having another child, just so I can come back here for another birth certificate! 5 stars

Besides the extra $5 you have to pay to use their service they also have you provide additional…read moredocumentation in which you have to get it notarized which costs around $15 then you have to fax in which if you don't have a fax costs more money. If you just go through the Riverside county they don't charge or ask you to give additional documentation so you don't have to pay for notarized documents.

Hey! The recruiters here are very down to Earth. From my experience they weren't pressuring at all…read morelike some recruiters are. Its completely up to you whether you want to join or not. They are very upfront with you!

From the owner: Our business specializes in recruiting young men and women to defend our country. We offer 150…read moredifferent careers to chose from, FREE college tuition, Healthcare, and 30 days paid vacation just to mention a few our benefits.

Great fire station crew at Fire Station 8 in the La Sierra District of Riverside CA…read more It's currently undergoing some construction but these true professionals know how to get the job done under pressure.

Received previous home owners mail from USCIS. Looked very important. Homeowners moved away two…read moreyears ago and I don't have a good contact for them anymore. Tried calling USCIS 5 or 6 times without being able to talk to a human being. Their automated system requires an existing ticket/account number, and if you don't have one, it hangs up on you after telling you to get one. Their website has a AI chatbot that is useless for actually talking to a human. My options are 1: drive 50 miles to the nearest field office to give them the mail, or 2: toss it in the trash, dust my hands off and say, "oh well". For those that are reading this and wondering why I don't just open the mail to retrieve the ticket/account number so the automated system would allow me to talk to a human... because opening someone else's mail is very illegal! Don't open anyone else's mail. It's a federal crime to do so and could result in a BIG fine and/or federal prison. Again, don't do that. Hope this helps.

I was a couple minutes behind due to traffic and was so nervous they wouldn't be able to take me…read morebut they took me in anyways they were so friendly

California... you'll always be an icon of growth, struggle, determination, overcoming; my personal…read moredefinition of perseverance. Between the three SoCal counties closest to beaches: Riverside, Orange, and Los Angeles - Riverside was the most affordable. Thought out decisions have brought me to leave CA all in all. When we moved from the expensive bay area, I chose to live in Riverside cuz I fell in love with all the palm trees. I was infatuated with downtown's Festival of Lights during the winter holidays - went to see it every year. Loved the cozy feeling of having hot chocolate champorrado on a chilly evening. Found it cool to tell family that 'we live in the Inland Empire.' Thing is most my life in SoCal was spent in the OC for work. But I was able to find moments of discovery when I was home in Riverside. My favorite is Mount Rubidoux. Who knew serenity existed a few blocks away from downtown, busy freeway, a University campus, and nightlife? Riverside has some well knowns! Fox Theater, Monster energy drink warehouse, Kaiser hospital, historical orange groves. Then Corona... circle city as it's called. On a map the main streets are shaped like a sun with Grand as the "crown" and streets branch out from it. Reminds me of how children used to draw a sun on a piece of paper. Mountain views, alluring sunrises and sunsets. Atop a hill on a clear evening, sights of spectacular city lights. Just taking these little big things all in - city of Corona is deserving of its name. If you decide to visit Riverside County, I recommend you stay at the Marriott in downtown Riverside. I had done so when I was out here for job interviews. Marriott beds are like clouds. And they carry an aromatherapy line for their bathroom products. In Riverside, you'll find many things to do, including visiting museums and historical sights, a drive to Morongo Casino less than an hour away - next to the Cabazon Outlets, a drive to Santa Monica within an hour; close enough to Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm. It's not a 24 hour area, but I'll say it's just right. Welcome to the Inland Empire!

You call. No one answers the phones…read more You leave voicemails. No reply. You leave many voicemails with many different people. MANY no replies. What?!! Only way to get any service is to go there in person.... and wait... and wait... and wait. Oh, bonus is you get to go through a security check run by rent-a-cops who think they are the secret service or something. County employees must have ultimate job security and can't get fired. They must not care about customer feedback. This is where our taxes go to. Pathetic.

We went to get our passports renewed. Lesa was the person who helped us and was absolutely…read morewonderful. Professional, efficient and actually a lot of fun to talk to. THANK YOU LESA!

Very quick and professional service. Was having issues at other places but they were very good hereread more