Rock on Firefighters! Some of the nicest people here in Oak Park. Expecting flooding from…read moreHurricane Hilary, which should become a tropical storm when it hits the LA area. Free sandbags are provided for residents, so I'm here to snag 5-6. You just need to fill them, which is ridiculously easy with their special funnels. And if you're incapable of filling those (perhaps due to age or a disability), you can ring their door buzzer for an assist. Thank you so much!!!

I'd like to thank the officer who responded to a business burglary alarm at the Free Clinic of Simi…read moreValley about an hour ago. He was the most kind person and understood the situation and explained the way alarm works. I was so afraid when the alarm went off and the alarm company sent the police but he made me feel good. I forgot to ask his name and the badge name had a V Allagram? Thank you kind officer, may God bless you.

Hmmm... an odd one indeed. How do you recommend or not - the po po. If you're ever caught in a…read morecriminal situation - and you're on the right side of it -- by all means let the force be with you and give em' a ring. Thus far I've been on the receiving end of proactive policing by way of traffic fines. So... yeah. Could do with less of that.

The Fire Fighters here are great! They are top notch and excellent at their job. So grateful to…read morehave them as our neighborhood Department! Thank each and everyone of you for all you do! You rock = ]

The bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them, glory and danger…read morealike, and yet not withstanding, go out to meet it." - Thucydides Filled with courage and bravery - overcoming life threatening obstacles to save lives, homes, structures and landscape. Thank you so much for all that you have done for Ventura county!

They saved my life I had a seizure and was talking nonsense after wards when I still was delusional…read morebut they kept their cool and helped me. I'm so grateful and I am also embarrassed because I had said things that no ever needs to be talked to that way but I had no control over my mind after a 2 minutes full seizure. At the hospital I didn't still remember anything including the date, year, month, my own name and address. I apologized to one of them like a million times the young guy but I doubt he forgave me but I'm hoping this will shed more light on getting seizures and those around the patient canNOT take anything they say seriously, I might not be here tomorrow or maybe another day or a week or a month but if I go I wanted to apologize to all the brave the Fire fighters and paramedics. THANK YOU LAFD 106 for saving my life. Best regards, Ar

This is actually a really nice trail. Yes, it's dry back there due to the weather not much rain…read more There are rattlesnakes. Yes you'll see some coyotes. They're not gonna bother you as far as the guy posting on her that there's gangs up in there in dead bodies, it's a bunch of crap. I ride my bike back there all the time I live right down the street from it at 5532 La Virginia Rd.. bring water with you and yes in the future you're gonna wanna keep your eyes open because now they've made it accessible for mountain lions. Otherwise it's a great hike always bring sunscreen and water with you and make sure your batteries good on your phone. You're all good to go.

Going in September during a summer drought and after recent wildfires scorched the parkland, the…read moreburned or dried vegetation created an apocalyptically ugly hike. The most exciting thing was the hairy black tarantula that crossed the path. Many dirt roads run through this nature area that mostly stretch north-south with smaller east-west connector trails. Also with multiple trailheads, I chose an 8.6-mile loop with a 1000' elevation change that started at the north end of Las Virgenes Road off the 118 in Calabasas. 0.0 miles: Park on the street and walk north past the aptly named Sulphur Spring (don't know how the nearby apartments handle the smell). Follow this dirt road and stay left. 0.8 miles: Left to go up the Las Virgenes Connector which is not a road but a wide trail. 1.3 miles: Right to Cheeseboro Ridge Trail under electrical lines because this dirt road services a series of power towers. The trail has views of the rocky Baleen Wall on the left. 3.5 miles: Reach highest point with outcropping of boulders with decent view. 4.5 miles: Right at marked sign to go down Sheep Corral Trail - a single track trail not a road. 6.3 miles: Right to the mostly flat Bell Canyon Fire Road at the valley floor with occasional tree shade and many signs warning of the underground high pressure natural gas line. We were among the very few hikers but encountered plenty of mountain bikers. I didn't see anyone with dogs but there was plenty of poop on the trail.

Best company! Professional and great quality service. I…read morehighly recommend this company for all your fire extinguishers and other related needs..

I found Axes in a general search. Reviews elsewhere were really good. So I gave Gabe a call. His…read morepersonality and attitude were great. He and his team are a mobile service and he was extremely accommodating. He has many years of experience and services not only a one extinguisher call like myself but services businesses with multiple fire suppression systems as well based on our conversation. I will use his company again without a doubt ! Nick.

I called S.O.S. to do a bi-annual checkup on my annul system. Brandon and Juan came out the very…read morenext day and accomplished two things simultaneously; 1). Educated me on every aspect of this service. 2). Thoroughly examined my equipment and got everything up to speed in a couple of hours time. 3). Brandon and Juan were incredibly capable and passionate about the service they provide. 4). A follow up visit the next day by Zohar finalized the installation and he was equally great at what he does. They were the Dream Team and have earned a customer for life! Douglas Whithorne Santa Monica, CA

These people have my business for life! I needed our fire suppression system and extinguishers…read moreserviced and replaced. From the initial call to the actual service, Maureen and Zohar were amazing and very knowledgeable. Their prices are definitely better than the competition that I went and quoted from and they came in the next morning! As long as I need any maintenance or service, these people have a lifelong customer. You won't regret coming to them for your needs. If I could give them 10 stars I would.

Really cool hike. I would say to come earlier in the day as there aren't many shady areas to rest…read moreunder on a hot day. Stay to the right and it'll lead you to the cave in the mountain. You'll need to climb up using a steel rope and then switching over to a standard rope to climb into the cave.

Ever since I started hiking, I've had an affinity for this particular park because you can do an…read moreeasier hike or get into the elevation and exploration offered by the local mountains and hills. In the summertime, it can be super hot so it's best to get started earlier in the morning. Recently, though we had a little rain and there was a whole lot more greenery than I ever remember seeing or expected. This was my first trip out in probably over a decade, so I decided to go in from a different direction to change it up a little bit, and I started from Bell Canyon and what a different beautiful trail that was with a creek running next to it, but before you go, I didn't notice until on my return back to my truck that this particular trail is actually private to those who live in the neighborhood; the few people I passed were pleasant and never asked if I was local or anything, so I think if you park and are just respectful and keep it quiet there won't be a big deal, but this trail is taking you around the mtn, so you're gonna add mileage to get to a place that you could actually park closer. The main trails are all well kept and in good condition and it's not until you get into the lesser used further out trails that you might encounter some slight bushwhacking, but the castle peak Summit is beautiful and fun as is the cave of the munits and other holes. Parking can be a pain, but it can be found, but may require a short walk.

Update to my review. After posting my reviews, ADT contacted me and took care of what I was…read morerequesting and has given me a full refund.

Absolutely hate ADT! First of all, when you get the DIY Home Alarm system, you only get 6-day tech…read moresupport since they're not open on Sunday even though you can call for the regular 7-Day tech support that ONLY covers the more expensive ADT+. We had a blackout overnight and the keypad froze and we couldn't get out of the house because it was still in Night Mode. NO tech support available! We finally just took the battery out and it got stuck on "Configuring" mode and cannot pair to anything. Unreliable! So we decided to go back to our previous alarm, Frontpoint. And that's when we found out we are stuck on a 3-Year contract which was NOT mentioned by the sales person AT ALL! That is something that is incredibly important to know. The printed contract states it in very, very small letter. On top of that, the equipment is "on loan" so now we also have to pay all of that up front back so we can throw it all away! So I order to cancel from this shit plan, we're now stuck to pay $299.85 for the remainder of the 3 year service and $153.75 for the equipment "on loan". Should've seen the 1 star review. They deserve 0 star! NEVER AGAIN!