I want to sincerely thank Officer Scott for helping me get my property back today. Your bravery,…read morecourage, and willingness to help made a difficult situation much easier for me. Before I approached you, I said a little prayer, and God truly blessed me through your kindness and assistance. I am incredibly grateful for the time and effort you took to help me. Thank you for your service, your professionalism, and all that you do for our community. Please know that I will continue to keep you in my prayers. Thank you, thank you.

Was welcomed by Christina beautiful smile. Both her and her colleagues Lisette was so helpful with…read moreall there customers especially me. Just needed to drop letter and pick up. Ashamed Google map was directing me all the way to Cabazon and there's one here at Banning. Staffs all so friendly helpful, Christina made my day with her friendlyservice . Highly recommend and If around I will be back. Great Service ;)

Once again, i came to our hometown Banning Post Office with a request for postage. I needed 150…read more$2.17 stamps to mail a report to our clients. The postal officer pulled it all together and got all of the postage needed!! I love the wonderful customer service here in Banning! They are truly customer-oriented! Happy Holidays to all of the postal operators in Banning!!

On our way to Cathedral City, we passed through the City of Banning. My eldest daughter and I…read morestopped by McDonald's that happened to be at a restaurant row parallel to the 10 freeway. It is one of the OG ones that still has the golden arches. Nice clean restaurant. Banning is a cute little town that resembles the wild wild west days, but it is need of some restoration from what I can tell. It has many small businesses. Some buildings are somewhat dated. I saw some vacancies, too. If we do return, it would just be to stop by for a quick bite or two at one of their restaurants that is visible from the 10 freeway. I don't see myself shopping and doing anything else in this city. I did see good quality shopping centers on our way out of the city. Maybe we can do some shopping during one of our stops. Happy Banning!

CUTE LITTLE TOWN but... not much to do. Just like its neighbor Beaumont, Banning is also growing…read more Banning isn't growing as fast but it's still getting somewhere. I love this little community as it has a few good joints and pretty parks. However, that's about it. Banning has a classic theater, think the theater in "Gremlins" or "Scream 2" haha and that's the highlight. If you're looking for a quiet town this may be for you! It's also near the freeway and not too far from Cabazon. Banning is a great place to stop by during roadtrips as it has good quality grocery stores. The thing about Banning is that it purely has life's necessities. Hey, at least they have a good hospital! Banning & Beaumont are very much a one-two punch. They need each other and when you talk to the locals you always hear them say that they visit each other's neighboring towns. I actually work in Banning sometimes and the people are quite friendly.

Had jury duty--- which I think is bs. Bring a small business owner that doesn't get paid to be gone…read moreis crap. The security checking you thru at entry are very respectful and make entry easy. The gentleman at the jury waiting area was very kind. He handles situations in a very well manner as I witnessed a situation arise. He handled it with grace. There was seemingly enough parking.

I just spent two weeks at this courthouse for jury duty and can proudly say that I got to know this…read moreplace well. It's got impeccable bathrooms, shiny floors, and well-furnished seats. It's a comfortable experience both through the hallways and in the courtrooms. Banning Courthouse has stairs, an elevator and a few ramps for a variety of visitors. A juror assembly room is also available where large groups of jurors gather before being called for jury selection. The juror assembly room has limited vending machines and a fridge for your convenience. The courtroom gallery seats are a little uncomfortable but everything else was fine. Security is a bit rude at times but once they get to know you they cool off and are a little more cordial. Note: If you're here for jury duty and need a slip each day you're here, go down to the juror assembly desk and the folks there will give you an attendance certification.

Excellent location! Easy parking and not at all busy. Tiny location with very friendly and fast…read moreservice. Ideal spot to drop off mail and packages while passing through the area!

The service here is actually better than most post offices I've been living near this post office…read morefor almost 5 years. They have grown so much since I've moved here. They definitely take care of packages. When needed if the package is too big they usually give you a key or you get a yellow slip with your PO Box number on it which you have to show ID but it makes sense for them to check your ID they just want to make sure that it's not the wrong person breaking into your PO Box and stealing your packages.

This place is amazing, so much activities for kids and such a relaxing, quiet, and peaceful…read moreenvironment. They also have blind books and other cool things to do there.

I used to go here all the time when I lived closed by. The staff is so friendly. When they the…read morebooksales one could walk out with mountains of books for a few dollars. I like this library so much better than the one I'm near in DHS.

Very little Police enforcement in Banning. In all the years I've lived here I have only seen one…read morePolice checkpoint on Ramsey. The Police should have sobriety checkpoints here nightly as most of the townies drive around completely stoned all the time here. Banning could reap millions in revenue from enforcing this policy.

Where is the parking enforcement? Banning complains about not having city funds yet Banning public…read morestreets are turning into a parking lot. There are literally thousands of unregistered, stored, wrecked and commercial vehicles being stored on public streets in banning right now. The city could reap millions in tickets alone. Banning is turning into a wreaking yard.

Windmills are the biggest waste of taxpayer dollars in American history. The companies or groups…read morewho put these projects together make incredibly money! We just finished the Whitewater project with 17 windmills using 74 meter blades. These blades and most components come from China and are shipped to San Diego. Moved out of the port at night and taken to a lay down yard on the West side of Mojave Airport. As the Whitewater project has the concrete bases in place the tower sections are brought in and finally the generators and blades. By the time the substation is built along with the other components the project will cost over $170,000,000 and each windmill will produce about $210,000 worth of electricity in their lifetime for a cost of over $10,000,000 for each windmill. The blades are made of fiberglass which is a petroleum product. The generator typically come from Taiwan and shipped to Longbeach. But the biggest waste would certainly be Delta, Utah, owner by Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) and operated by LA power which changed out the coal-fired generators to natural gas-fired generators because California passed a law that forced the change. 97% of that produced energy is transmitted to California. Those massive generators were shipped to Longbeach and moved to Delta, Utah. Surprisingly the coal-fired generators produced no soot because the exhaust smoke was scrubbed and only and only steam came out of those stacks. THAT'S WHY THE ELECTRICIL POWER IS SO EXPENSIVE IN CALIFORNIA. OVIOUSLY THERE IS MUCH MORE TO THE STORY, BUT THAT WILL GIVE THE READERS A SIMPLE UMDERSTANDING OF WHY THEIR ELECTRICIL COST ARE SO EXPENSIVE!

I have driven through this wind farm more times than I can remember. The San Gorgonio Pass Wind…read moreFarm is located north of Palm Springs off the I-10. It was constructed in the 80's and currently has 1,224 wind turbines. This pass is consistently one of the windiest spots in the U.S. These wind turbine generators produce electricity by harnessing the wind. If you are fascinated by this wind farm want to learn more about how it harnesses energy, there is a self-driving audio tour that you can take. You can get a more broader view by taking the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway to the peak of the San Jacinto Mountains. You can see the whole wind farm from the top of the mountain.