This is NOT where you should venture to if you are looking for a certified copy of your Fresno…read moreCounty birth certificate, contrary to what a Google search may indicate (unless, of course, you are under the age of two...but you probably wouldn't be venturing out then, anyway). There was a nice guard inside the door, who directed us to the new Hall of Records, which was fortunately very close by. So close that we could walk and leave our car at the parking meter we'd just fed. The Department of Health is on Fulton and the Hall of Records (Recorder's Office) is on Van Ness. (1250 Van Ness is what you're looking for if you're two or older).

It's really pathetic that you call these STATE funded agencies and they lack customer service. If I…read morewas on Welfare with a case manager they would jump.

Stunning nature trails, wonderful restaurants, lovely people...part of the Bay Area , but feels…read morelike a small town from the Midwest. A a wonderful place to call Home. So much to love about Los Gatos!

I drove past Brix Mansion probably a hundred times before I actually stopped to look at it properly…read moreand I'm annoyed it took me that long. this building is stunning. built in 1889 and it still commands the whole block on Fresno Street. the architecture is the kind you just don't see anymore, ornate, detailed, genuinely grand. standing in front of it you get this weird feeling like you accidentally walked into a different century. it's on the National Register of Historic Places which it absolutely deserves. Fresno has more history than people give it credit for and Brix Mansion is one of the best physical reminders of that. if you're into architecture, local history, or just beautiful old buildings it's worth a deliberate visit not just a drive by. bring your camera because the photos basically take themselves. it's the kind of thing that makes you proud your city has preserved it and also a little sad most locals probably don't know its there. now you do. go look at it.

This is the only Italian Villa mansion with a baroque ornamentation that you would ever find in…read moreFresno, so tourist, architecture buffs and history lovers, this is perfect place for you to visit. This is a historic site and it should be on your must visit list while in Fresno. This mansion located in downtown Fresno, is one of its kind and unfortunately it is now a law office and doesn't showcase the lavish feature of its interior anymore to the public: three story twelve luxurious room, 4500 sq feet space. However the exterior of the house really is something to see and take plenty of picture off. Plus if you do visit this building, it wont be the only thing on your list to visit because 1 block away is the St John Cathedral and also the Meux mansion. There is no parking around its since its really close to the community hospital, I would suggest parking on R street near the church and take the opportunity to appreciate and take pictures of this architecture marvel. It looks like something that should be in Hollywood to be honest. most people in Fresno can pass it without even knowing that they have this beautiful building. If you must know the building was constructed for Herman H. and Helena S. Brix in 1910-1911. Herman H. Brix made a pioneering contribution to the development of Coalinga and was influential in the commercial expansion of Fresno. In addition to its historical associations, the Brix Mansion possesses considerable architectural significance. Designed by architect Edward T. Foulkes, it represents a brilliant example of a period-inspired Italian Villa, the only residence in Fresno built in this lavishly-embellished style. So take the opportunity to visit this unique mansion and bring your friends to impress them about the landmarks and historical building of Fresno.

What horrible customer service, I'm standing in the longest line I've seen in awhile. There's 3…read morewoman in numbers 7-9 not doing anything whatsoever. Except gossiping, ones on her phone. You want people to get in and out of here good luck with that. Oh and there's no free parking. Thanks Fresno for making the tax payers pay for parking just to come pay off traffic fines or tickets. Or even just come to traffic court. This is beyond crazy and unacceptable.

At least I know where it is at. But on phone they are very courtesy and friendly and give you…read moreinformation what you need to know. Online quick and easy for what you need to do.

I have been here several times. I always find the staff pleasant and helpful to me. The lines are…read morewell maintained. The Career Specialists are knowledgeable and kind. Note: the second floor is cold after 11am. Bring a sweater.

No, I wasn't here for court. I had a Medicare Broker's meeting at the Doubletree Inn around the…read morecorner and wanted someplace different to eat for lunch. I'm a bit jaded. I saw the pictures of the cherry blossom café and didn't know it was in this building. But I'm so glad I came. If you don't mind going through a phalanx of security and metal detectors, you will be able to see what is one of the most beautiful brutalist style architecture federal court houses in the country. It is richly yet simply appointed with a blend between natural materials, stones, ceramics, metal and glass. Like my favorite in design, the materials and simplify do the talking. The scale is drop dead gorgeous and even the landscape show every bit of it it's $127 million budget. So glad I went off the beaten path to see this beautiful addition to the city. What a treat for the senses and so quiet, roomy...just the way I like it! For those who have historical knowledge of architecture, appreciate build quality and the brutalist style, do not miss this location! -G

Best food out of any courthouse I have had. You can come here for lunch even if you aren't set for…read morecourt. It's so fancy, I hear the judges have showers in their chambers and a BBQ on top.

I get my oil and cabin air filter changed here once in a while when staying with friends in Squaw…read moreValley. The price is good and they work quickly. Everyone's friendly.

Easy to find, plenty of parking. Location is right off the freeway. This location is very clean and…read moreorganized. My son loves to play and read in the kid area. Behind the library is a walking path with trees and benches.

I was not aware of this center before. I truly enjoy the senior program they have there during the…read moreweek.