You can never get anyone ever on the phone. 3 months and I cannot get through to a human being?…read moreDoes anyone actually work there? They should hire a lot of unemployed people to handle the phones and emails. It is a SH*T show.

I attempted to visit this office last Friday and it turned out to be closed. A security guard said…read morethat it was closed indefinitely. So please do make sure that it is open before trying to come here.

Terrible service, numbers are skept, mess created, staff not answering questions in polite manner.read more

Best office in town, as long as you make an appointment. Everyone that works there is really nice…read moreand helpful. The wait is short, never crowded. Really clean, and easy parking.

Mr. Hwang Social Worker at Korean Town address is 4000 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA. 90010…read more My husband and I where helped by Mr. Hwang he was very Professional and listen to our needs very well. and assisted us through taking care of my issues that needed to be fixed. And he corrected the matters and was kind and patient with us throughout the hole time we where there. Give him 1000 Stars!!!!! So far my husband and I have been to this Office twice and each time we where help by Professional kind Social Workers and the Security was very helpful as well and each time it been calm and well managed we will try to update you the next time we go but truly I would recommend Ive been to alots of Offices like this so far best Ive seen so far well run. I would recommend Social Security Office 4000 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA. 90010 The social workers to Management and Security Guards all so far that we have seen are very Professional and listen well and seem to try to help all the clients and atmosphere seem to be very calm and helpful. They are very well organized they help appointment people and those who are disabled first then they help others in a well timely manner OUTSTANDING COLLABORATION WORKING TOGETHER AS A GROUP!!!!! Give them all 1000 Stars!!!! We want to thank everyone there and we appreciate the Professionals and caring ones very very Much!!!!!

Security guard at the entrance. Only allowing appointment customers in. Letting me know that I need…read moreto do an online application.

This happened a year ago, but it still sticks with me. I had…read moreto call 911 for help getting up 2X 2, 3:30am. I had a sudden medical episode, 2 big friendly EMT came. I had an appointment to see Doctor specialist that morning. Later at 7:00am I was in extreme pain and needed the ER. 6:30 is shift change. They sent 2 baby firefighters. Not EMTs. A young girl, smallish and a 23 y.o. guy, also not too big, not yet an EMT. I couldnt walk and was in screaming pain. These 2 raw untrained firemen were overwelled. Barely carried me down a few stairs, and put me on a guerny to hospital ER. They were untrained, unprepared and acted like I was bothering them. I don't know what crew they were. Shocking that the Captain sent out 2 small unqualified, unprepared, probationary "Firefighters" on a medical emergency.

The men of the LAFD Hillhurst station are REAL LIFE HEROES!!!!!…read more I'm beyond grateful and humbled by their caring and so very capable work in saving my cat's life in a hopeless, near death situation. Bless them all.

To live and die in L.A., it's the place to be You've got to…read morebe there to know it, what everybody wanna see... Upon entering off Figueroa St you'll see two lines to your left, one for birth the other for death. The forms off to the right either for birth or death certificates. Once you complete your form you'll have two lines. Service is very quick I was in and out with the birth certificate in less than 10 minutes around 11am. Plan your day to avoid the LA traffic jam then enjoy your day in LA. Both parents do not need to be present to obtain a birth certificate. Parking available in the structure or street meter. If meter parking is available I suggest that one as you typically won't be there long. So if you live or pass away in LA this is a place you'll have to be at. Don't worry you won't wait in traffic like on the LA freeways at this spot. God bless

They ignore anonymous complaints. Even when not anonymous, they don't do their jobs. I reported…read morerats in my building ceiling (common shared indoor hallway ceiling) where you could see the foam tiles chewed away at almost every corner, and many round urine stains. I specifically reported that they were in the ceiling, I can hear them running in the evenings. The county inspector came over, notified the building manager days before coming, and said she saw nothing. Of course, the manager quickly replaced the foam tiles, painted them, patched them up and vaccuumed the floor. There were still signs - some urine stains and some chewed corners of tiles- but when I asked if she had seen that evidence, she said it was only in her "job description to look down for rat feces - not to look up." I was amazed... I asked specifically for her to look into rats living in a ceiling space and it's not in her job description to look up? What a sad excuse. It's disgusting that these employees don't do what's morally right, and they get paid big $. Why would you announce that you're going to do an inspection so the builing can hide their evidence? Why wouldn't you look up? You expect me to believe that there's a job description that says don't look up? or barely shift a tile to see the rat nests/feces? I offered to do this myself in her presence and she refused to come back for me to show her the feces. Tax money laundering at it's finest. What is the point of this department if no one does their job? Not even the supervisor cared when I called in. She could hardly speak English, and didn't care at all. Her job security is off the charts.

Yes. Yes, there is, after all, something I will give five stars to. It's ROUTE 66. I've been…read morefortunate enough to have traveled most of her. The parts of her I haven't traveled have either been because I missed out on the Chicago to St. Louis end of it; or because she's not there anymore (some parts of the Mother Road no longer exist. Shame what we do in this country.) but, I will tell you without a shred of doubt or pretense in my soul that I love LOVE the parts of her that still exist. It's a true testimony to the human spirit that one should go out there and see-neigh-experience to the core of their being-at least once in their lifetimes. I'm not even talking about the Los Angeles part of Route 66 that's just, well, let's face it, horrible. I'm talking about the parts out in the middle of nowhere. Some choice points for me were Seligman, AZ; McLean, TX; Albuquerque, NM; and nearly all of Oklahoma. I love the kitsch factor; but more than that, I love the people of Route 66. They actually care about her, and it's that love that transcends our need to go faster; go bigger and tear down anything that has any history. I grew attached to road trips as a child. My family vacations were never spent on airplanes; we jumped in the car; or rented a camper; and went on the open road. The whole point of traveling was never the destination, it was always the journey. It really saddens me that so many people now don't have any connection to that sort of thinking. The mentality has become one of a myopic viewpoint where the only thing that ever matters is the destination. Go, young people; go out on the open road and get a taste of something visceral. Old people, you're not off the hook either. Get out there and cast off that "I have a cell phone and I'm important" Starbuck's mentality for a while; it would do us all some good. I love Route 66; and I hope the parts of her that still live will continue on..

I recently hosted a 90s themed wedding in the JCC's "The Box" space and couldn't be more happy with…read morehow it turned out. The space is gigantic and all the optional amenities that are offered were really useful. Huge shout out to Curt who runs the facility! He was incredibly organized, a fast communicator, and made my vision come to life!

I rented the Silverlake Independent JCC's space "The Box" for an event in November 2019 and I was…read morethoroughly delighted with every aspect. The staff care, attention, and devotion I received was amazing. The price was excellent and the space really lends itself to lovely events. Highly recommended!

Excellent Courthouse!! The staff is top notch, especially the Female officers working the front,…read morethey were officers Corona,Wells and Martinez. There is also Officer Monica and Deputy Aleman. They were courteous, professional and helpful taking care of my needs!

But needs updates for it's commodities and ethical measures because when someone's competency is at…read morequestion it doesn't get solved by attempting abduction the whole person or it's identity. It must be committed to raise someone's competency if there is a lack and this way is that raises up the integrity of a court not to discuss things behind someone's back. The court is vehicle like mission it can produce positive or negative results but the fact is as strong as a vehicle to be a whole courts systematic instructions it still is controlled by humans and the at most care must be given to it when it is been driven to make responsible destiny for whom it may concern

Not sure why anyone would give this place a bad rating due to ticket by parking enforcement, police…read moreofficer, sheriff deputy, etc. I have no issue with the experience I got from going here to pay ticket and request a hearing. Well, free available parking in downtown Los Angeles is all about good timing. I pulled up on street that is shown in one of my posted pictures and someone was coming out of space. I quickly turned down that street and parked there for free. Omg that made my day. Its right across the street from one of those blood-sucking private parking lots that is pricy for just 15 minutes and under. Other than that, the security officer was cool and helpful. The two window clerks did their jobs. There are available ink pens there for filling out paperwork. So if you didn't come prepared, it's ok. I came there to pay parking ticket and request a hearing. I did that in about 5 minutes. No way will I give this place a bad review. If you are leaving a negative review for the police officer, sheriff deputy, or parking enforcement officer, leave it for their agency yelp page and state their individual name thats on your ticket. Thats what I plan on doing, depending on outcome of hearing

Can't reach by phone "call at a later time." In the past,…read morewhen I was inside the office, employees don't seem to have been trained on how to speak in a non-snarky manner. Even when I have achieved a goal there, I have never felt good walking out.