SSI office worker John was a very helpful person. John helped me 2 times and he was friendly, kind…read morewhen dealing with a serious issue. I wish there was more employees that love there job, it shows real kindness, we need more people that care as if it was there issue. Thank you John, you are the Best.

Had phone appointment with Khanh. She was incredibly helpful and got me scheduled for a phone…read moreappointment. I was dreading the call, but she very competently and kindly answered all my questions and made things happen! Thank you Khanh!!

We have always loved coming to Yankee Jim's! Unfortunately…read morethe swim hole is closed for the next 4 years due to construction of the new bridge on top. So sad but so excited to go back!

Ok...my sister came here yesterday...and I love waterfalls so I asked here where it was…read more This place is located in colfax ca. If you type in Yankee Jim's bridge...it will come up on Google maps...please download the map...BECAUSE YOU WILL LOSE SERVICE. Once you get on Yankee Jim's road...it is paved...then turns into a dirt road for about 3 miles. You need to drive slow...no rails...and a long drop.. some places are narrow...and yes a car can drive on that road. I have a civic and had no problems. But drive slow...some people go a little faster...there are little pot holes here and there. You can drive across the bridge...I did...my mom was scared...but not me... Once you arrive at the bridge...there is a portapotty...and a few places to park. If you drive over the bridge...there is additional parking...and stairs that lead to a path to the river. If you keep driving just about .25 miles more...you will see a beautiful waterfall on your left... There is a 3 mile hike to a beautiful swimming hole...I did not go there...but you can see pictures on Google. This place is so beautiful...I saw people with kayaks and fishing poles. The path to the river can be accessed from a trail to right of portapotty...or by stairs across the bridge. I would recommend coming here if your looking for a day trip...or something to do.

I had a very simple, 'yes or no' question. But the postmaster insisted on telling me LOTS of rules…read morethat MIGHT apply, even tho I told her I just needed yes/no. I ended up just walking out without an answer.

They are trying to say I don't have a package yet I have proof I do so since they want to play…read moregames I'm having them audit for not doing their job I have the tracking info and it is from Amazon that states it was delivered to the post office for pickup

Wonderful staff that are always cheerful and helpful finding just what we need…read more They were especially helpful for my mostly bed bound Daughter. My Daughter enjoyed receiving the movies she asked for in a few days. She died July 12. Thank you for making her end of life more tolerable!

From the owner: Foresthill Library is an active rural public library. Reading places, a great kids section,…read moreInternet workstations, a photocopier with scanning and faxing, and a charging locker add to its charm. We offer one early literacy computer (AWE) that has educational games (not connected to the Internet). Rent our reservable community room (guidelines apply) or check out our small on-going Friends of the Library booksale. Our community room is available for quiet studying when it isn't rented out.

having issues with new people delivering packages they are not delivering packages on my porch and…read moreleaving them so end of driveway and now claiming I requested to hold my package for pickup when I never requested that so not happy and I have also had packages delivered to wrong address so then I have to track down where they went calling post office is not always a favorable experience

Great and honest group of people. Friendly service and knowledgeable department. Thank You for your…read morehelp.

Visited for the 4th of July parade and saw charming historic buildings on Main Street (between…read moreSacramento and Stockton streets) in Dutch Flat, California.

I had a very unpleasant experience at this Social Security office due solely to the conduct of the…read moresecurity guard at the entrance. I approached the building during active rain and attempted to open the door, as one would normally do at any public building. The male security guard stationed at the main entrance, who was shorter in height, stocky in build, with black hair, dark eyes, and dark skin, abruptly stepped outside, physically blocked the door, and addressed me in a hostile, authoritarian manner. There was no visible signage or clear instruction indicating that visitors were required to wait for the guard to open the door, and I had no way of knowing this beforehand. Rather than showing basic courtesy or calmly explaining the procedure--especially given the weather--the guard chose to be confrontational and dismissive. The interaction felt like an unnecessary power trip and was completely inappropriate for a public-facing federal office. I am giving one star due to the lack of professionalism, courtesy, and basic human consideration shown by the security staff. This experience was avoidable and left a very negative impression.

I'm really concerned about the security guard I came in contact with that was working Monday Dec…read more7th at noon. He was guarding the door so my husband and I asked for assistance and before I could finish explaining to him why we were there he cut us off saying "get to the point." Maybe I could empathize if I was taking up time or holding up a line but there was no one behind us and I barely talked for 10 seconds at this point. I was appalled because we are not rude people and spoke to him with respect. I finished telling him anyway that I had to drive over there because he sent my mom away and her English is not good, he said they can provide translation for her over the phone and kept repeating that when I asked if they did not have one in person or anyone to assist her with calling if I can't be there next time with her. I've never met a person who has made me that uncomfortable especially since he works with social security office to help people who are in need. Please hire more patient and kind people. I don't want to be worried about my mom coming here by herself again.