I don't often come across Vietnamese officers who are especially friendly when assisting clients,…read moreso I was pleasantly surprised by my experience with Mrs. Duyen She was not only kind and approachable but also very knowledgeable and efficient. She answered all of my questions clearly and patiently, even the ones I felt might have been basic. Most importantly, she was able to help my parents and made the process much easier for them. I truly appreciate her professionalism and support. DPSS is fortunate to have someone like her on their team.

Unhelpful reps they told my father/ mother are approved then they take it away making it impossible…read morefor them to afford their medications and surgery/ treatments one has liver issues and the other a stroke. It's not professional to lie to elderly/ disabled just to get them out of your office. They are still trying to get approved again after 2 months of no medical attention. I hope you know the harm you cause. They have visited many times in these months waiting in the long lines only to be lied to every single time.

Outstanding Contract Permitting Technician service by Tressa Brown, very helpful and knowledgeable…read more City of Diamond Bar is very lucky to have her as an employee and should recognize the importance she brings to the community. Thank you again, Bill and Sunny

Diamond Bar is a great city to visit for good restaurants, shopping, and business needs…read more I frequent Diamond Bar Palace Chinese Restaurant all the time. For banking needs, East West Bank is a good choice. For French pastries, Paris Baguette is in the house that I recently found out about. For Pho, they have Pho Ha. For walks and bike riding, lots of hike trails and parks are available. Diamond Bar makes it the perfect place to live, work and play. It is a neighboring city to Rowland Heights. How cool is that! I would love to live here or near here in the future. Just don't know if they still have land to build new single story homes LOL.

I Have Been To The Chino Hills Community Center Before And Enjoy It. I Like How There Are Several…read moreRooms And Amenities Provided At This Place. As A Chino Hills Resident, I Enjoy Doing Activities And Going To Places Across The City. Here Are Some Photos I Have Taken In Chino Hills Over The Years

Friendly staff. They always answer their telephone and are able to provide information as needed &…read moretheir website is pretty easy to use. I have enrolled my kids in different recreational sports. I've alway attended nice weddings here!

The South Coast Air Quality Management District Headquarters Is Huge And Amazing. I Like The Look…read moreOf The Building Because It Looks Iconic. We Can Sometimes See This Building For Miles And Across The Freeway. I Hope I Can Go Inside This Building One Day And See What It Looks Like From The Inside

*Hydrogen Fuel Station pump review*…read more Hydrogen hasn't been easy to find, so we get to roam around to different stations around the area. This time, we decided on the Diamond Bar station. As we drove up, we were expecting to find a gas station (similar to others), however, we didn't find one and drove around the parking lot. The parking was full of electric car charging stations, I've never seen so many together in my life! Almost half of the parking lot had charging stations. It was pretty awesome, I wondered where we were. It all made sense after we saw the main building with the SCAQMD sign. We got out of the parking (turning left) and drove back the way we came and saw the signs for the hydrogen pump. Luckily for the pic in the CAFCP site, I knew to look for something at the egde with bushes in the back. It wasn't hard to find. It is located to the right wall when you enter the new area. There is 1 pump at this location. Luckily, there was only 1 other customer pumping at the time. We got to talking to her and she said we came at the perfect time because it's usually a long line. After we pumped, there were 4 cars behind us. The pump used is the newer one, not gun style. It was easy to pump, then we were on our way. Recommended!

Chino Hills City was formerly a rural area for equestrian and dairy use!!…read more In the years housing development were built and shopping centers and parks as well!!! Subdivisions were built as well as a private golf course club An upscale communty with several attractions to visit like: Mandir & Buddhist Temple Tour with Indian Lunch & Chinese Tea BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Chino Hills State Park Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep Buddhist Temple of Chino Hills English Springs Park Luchador Brewing Company Egyptian Building 3 Point Play Zone Butterfield Park Big League Dreams Stadium Grand Avenue Park

I frequently visit the City of Chino Hills for no other than food. That's right... I go where…read morethere's food LOL. Crossroads Marketplace, Commons at Chino Hills Shopping Center, and Rolling Ridge Plaza are my go-tos for dining and shopping. Some of the places I visit are Costco, 99 Ranch, Young Dong Tofu, Delicious Food Corner, 85 Bakery, Paris Baguette, and a few others, too. There are lots offered in this city. The restaurants and shops are primarily along 71 Hwy. Easy access with entry and exit. You can hit many spots in one afternoon. Go eat and shop here as a local or non-resident.

There's no place like home! As fun as Begas was the past few days, I can't describe how joyful and…read morerelieved I feel to be almost home in my beloved Pomona! See attached two videos of the 15South on the way back from Vegas to Pomona!

My Dad used to have a furniture shop with a couple partners in the City of Pomona back in the early…read more1980's. He was in the business of manufacturing sofas aka couches. Later on, they moved the shop to the City of Montclair. As an young teenager, I would help sew pillows at my Dad's shop. My Mom would sew the cushions and pillows. My younger brothers would fill the pillows. It was a family affair. Every time I drive into Pomona, it would bring me back to the good old days with my Dad, Mom, and brothers at the shop. Miss you Dad! Nowadays, I know Pomona as a place I bring my Mom to go recycle cardboard and pilates as there are a couple recycling centers in this city that she likes to go to. There are shops and restaurants on Holt Blvd that I used to visit in the past. Pho Ha on Indian Hill Blvd used to be my parents go-to lunch spot back in the days. There is the indoor swap meet for those who want to snatch some good deals. Hoa Binh is a popular Asian supermarket that's been around for decades. A lot of the buildings are somewhat dated in Pomona. The streets could be better well maintained. Of course, every city has its old and new. Whatever brings us to the city is what we resonate with. Remember, always find good in everything and everyplace.

i happen to be homeless living in my car, just down on my luck. I tried to stay in the relative…read morearea, due to my son living in the City. so I mainly wanted to be as close to him as possible being that I always see him. so They got a call for a complete different situation and they decided to racial profile me and towed my car with my belongings inside. one of the officers stated I had no problem going to a shelter. I offered to tow my own car and they did not let me. mind you, my UNCLE created the COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM when they were in diapers. Pomona PD is the worst ! what happened to PROTECT & SERVE. Ridiculous

Worst PD in my opinion. The way their detectives operate I am most certain their rate of solving…read morecrime has got to be very low percentage. Had my boat stolen, a couple of blocks from the station. We had some video footage to share. The problem is the detective didn't give a damn - correction very obvious he didn't give a damn, I called and left two messages, no call back and stopped by and left a message with receptionist and still nothing. finally called me back and totally sounded like a Gomer Pyle, sound like he was having a hard time staying awake.....anyhow, listening to him at that point I lost all faith that this guy was doing nothing about finding my stolen boat. Typical tax paying no need to be responsible job. Lazy at its finest!

They are reasonable sheriffs if you explain your situation in a calm and clear manner. They can see…read moreyou are in distress and will work with you. Thank you for protecting us.

I was in a domestic abuse situation and called the police , they arrested both of us even after me…read moreexplaining I have evidence to prove he's done this before and I was just trying to pack my things and leave with my son . They arrested me and had cps take my child from me , wrote false statements that I never said , I called to preserve the camera footage bc I will be suing the department for defamation and emotional distress

It's a nice post office, and is as most post offices are…read more I'm actually only leaving a review b/c the address on Yelp is WRONG. It had me go to plaza off of Grand and CH Pkwy, when it's off of Grand and Peyton!!

1 star for being a standing location. 0 stars for customer service especially applying for a…read morepassport. We had an appointment scheduled for 1 hour for 4 people. The employee was so rude. Acting like we owe him something. I hated every minute of it. He got the job done, but in the manner it was handled was inappropriately rushed. He scolded us like as if we owed him something. I hope this person Peter will be replaced soon. Or, retire already.