Nice stop after eating at Emma Jean's. The museum is free, but donations are appreciated. There are…read moremultiple rooms to walk through, some photo ops set up, a gift shop, and a restroom.

The people that work here are so sweet and welcoming. Entrance is free but I highly suggest leaving…read morea donation to keep them in business. There's three separate rooms with amazing things to show the kids. I have an 8 year old and he was so interested in the old technology and appliances. They also have valuable history on Victor valley. Overall a great experience and I highly recommend checking them out.

The 15 freeway is a major highway in California. I have driven on the 15 freeway as south as San…read moreDiego and as north as Las Vegas, with stops in between such as Temecula, Lake Elsinore, East Vale, Ontario, Fontana, Barstow, Calico, and Henderson. The drive is mostly enjoyable as long as you avoid traffic hours. Not too much of a scenic route but it gets me where I need to go.

Not entirely sure how this stretch of the 15 is a historical landmark or point of interest, but as…read moreI'm a passenger on a long journey and this popped up, I'll review it for ya'll. Long stretch of highway with pretty much nothing along the way. 3 lane highway with either the world's slowest and fastest drivers in California. Lol! Barstow is your best bet to stop and fill up, use restrooms, grab a bite and stretch your legs. Other than that, you'll pay higher prices. Baker is a quick fun stop (i would avoid on the weekends!) Other than that.. take your time, set your cruise control, stay in the right two lanes unless passing. Drive safe my friends.

Sydney Standford is the best. I emailed her early this morning in Dyer need of assistance in…read moregetting my daughter and grandson a place to live. Sydney responded back to my email immediately as the office open and assisted me with my daughter and grandson possible housing they may be relieving in the near future. I felt much more relieved after speaking to Sydney. God Bless you Sydney and keep up the excellent work you do. Ricky K Benjamin

i have lived at yucaipa terrace 26 years and have always paid my rent in full on time and always…read morereceived a receipt in a timely fashion until 2 years ago when they hired a new part-time young man who obvioiusly has never attended a business school or college and has zero education regarding professional business practices. this is not the first time i have had to request a receipt for my payment of rent from him. i paid my rent on time in full as usual on august 1, 2025 and it is now august 13, 2025 and i emailed the part time assistant who calls himself a manager, brian, to bring me a receipt as i am 88 years old and permanently disabled living in a designated handicapped apartment. he still has not replied nor brought me my receipt for my payment of rent! hacsb current employees are so immature and discourteous! i am homebound and it is so frustrating dealing with these young people who are very unprofessional. i was told it is a courtesy to give me a receipt for proof i paid my rent! receipts for proof of payments have been around for literally 5,000 years! it looks like i need an attorney stat!

The Harrison Exhibit Center was donated to the District by the Harrison Family in 2001. Over the…read moreyears, it has housed a number of displays showcasing the history of the High Desert, as well as collections from the Hesperia Old Town Museum. It also is the former home of the International Banana Museum, which moved out in 2010 and relocated to Mecca.

Best place to join the Army in the high desert. All the recruiters that work here are very…read morefriendly. If you are thinking about joining the Army this is the place to come.

Flashback Friday!!…read more Giving some love for the ville, aka V.V.... The popular city of the HD and IE's High Desert... Also a city that was home for many years growing up in San Bernardino County's still growing community. From Old town Victorville to all of it... This city of well over 100k in residence has a really cool history being home to Former home of the Dale Evans and Roy Rogers Museum, always home of the San Bernardino County fair, George Air Force Base fka Victorville Army Airfield and now the Southern California Logistics Airport - all used to film major films such as the Lethal Weapon, Contact, Space Cowboys, Ocean's Eleven, The Hulk, Jarhead, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift/3, Kill Bill Vol 2 and Tenet to name a few. Running along I-15 fwy you'd probably know it as a pitstop to Las Vegas, last city/big town before Barstow or Palmdale (depending on your direction of travel). Encompassed by other cities such as Apple Valley, Adelanto, Hesperia, Helendale/Silver Lakes, Phelan, Pinon Hills, El Mirage, Ore Grande and Lucerne Valley... Victorville is definitely the central city... with its own mall, major theater, popular restaurants, hotels, attractions (few, but some), schools, neighborhoods, bars, clubs and one of the most affordable community colleges in the US, which I'm also a graduate of, Victor Valley College. As years have gone a lot of new places have developed and previous or long standing ones haven't had as much as staying afloat. You're able to take the Greyhound, Las Vegas Shuttle(s) and Flixbus here, but aside from that driving is the best way to get to and from this HD city. I don't get up as much with a lot of my friends relocating with time to various other California cities and other states, but still make it up to see my dad, brothers, niece and nephews almost every Christmas. Love popping into Rustic Tavern or Ricky's Bar, both off Hesperia Rd for a holiday drink and seeing who's around. And you never know who you could run into as Rupaul's Drag Race alum Raven (David P.) is from here super fun person. Fun Fact: I had his dad and stepmom as teachers in high school... #SmallWorld #Classof03 From crazy stories to savory memories... First jobs, first loves and first driving experiences... This place will always be a part of me.

Not a town that I would want to move to, but for some reason my mom loves this town! Nothing wrong…read morewith that. It seems friendly enough, just not my scene. It's very hot and dry and I didn't see a school for miles. Mostly a small town and small shops, catered to the Latin community. This town is definitely industrial and I don't judge the hard working people who live in this town. Just passing by.

My husband and I just moved to Hesperia. We had to visit City Hall to transfer our name for the…read moreWater Company. Every member of staff was beyond helpful and friendly. We felt so welcomed. We are excited to have Hesperia as our new home.

Last Friday I went online to find out all the documents I needed to get my business license. I…read moregathered all the documents and headed to the Hesperia City Hall. Everything was going smoothly until the clerk requested a document that wasn't listed online. Ok maybe it was and I just didn't see it. oops. Well no problem, I made a phone call and worked that out. After getting that document. I was hit with another surprise. Although it states if you are a nonprofit organization with 501c3 status the fee is $0, I had to pay a one time fee of $46 dollars. It wasn't a lot of money so it was no problem. Like they say, nothing in life is free. Overall I had a wonderful experience. I was happy that I received what I came for. The female clerk at the front entrance was very nice and showed me where I needed to go. The female clerk that helped me was very friendly, informative and patient. There were no long lines. The line actually moved quickly. Ohhhhh, before I left, I went to use the ladies room and I was shocked but impressed by something that i thought was amazing. All my germofobes will understand what I'm talking about. lol When i was exciting the ladies room I noticed that they have a handle on the door for people to use their arm to open the door so you won't have to touch the handle. That was cool. I wish every public restroom had that. I'm actually looking to invest in one for my business. Thanks HCH for giving me that idea. See you next year at renewal time.

I visited the DMV today to obtain a REAL ID for my daughter. After waiting for approximately an…read morehour, I needed to use the restroom. Upon entering, I noticed there were no toilet seat covers available. I improvised by placing toilet paper on the seat before using the restroom. Afterward, I went to wash my hands and was surprised to find that there was no soap and no paper towels available. Concerned about the sanitation issue, I went to Window 4 at approximately 1:10 PM and politely asked who I should contact regarding the missing soap and paper towels. The employee appeared annoyed and responded that there was nothing they could do because an outside vendor was responsible for replacing those supplies. I explained that I needed to wash my hands and asked what public health officials would think about a restroom without soap or paper towels. The employee then stated, in an aggressive tone, that I was welcome to contact them. I was caught off guard and disappointed by both the lack of restroom supplies and the response I received. I then requested to speak with a manager. When I explained the situation to the employee at the front entrance, she appeared to laugh and gave the impression that this was a recurring issue that was rarely addressed. After speaking with the manager, she promptly visited the restroom and provided a portable hand soap dispenser and paper towels. My primary concern is the number of people who may have used the restroom and been unable to properly wash their hands due to the lack of soap and paper towels. This creates a significant public health concern and increases the risk of cross-contamination. It is unfortunate that such a basic sanitation issue existed in a public facility serving so many people.

I think it's common knowledge at this point that no one wants to be at the DMV. The idea that I…read morehave to go once every 10 years (give or take) plagues me. I knew what to expect, but didn't think it would be quite so bad. The parking lot was packed! Why is it so small?? I had to park across the street in a dirt field and cross two roads where the cars had little visibility. I love that you can check in on your phone! Thank goodness for that, I was able to walk right in and find a spot to sit... wait no, let me rephrase that. I was able to walk right in and stand in line hoping for a spot to sit. Yes, there was a small line of people waiting for a seat. The timing wasn't bad but I did have an appointment. The employees look so miserable! They can't hear you through the partition so you have to repeat yourself 5 times, they're not clear or direct and are not happy when they have to explain something to you. The stand apart Covid signs are still posted but I was practically shoulder to shoulder the whole time I was there. I don't think the DMV will ever change, but it would be nice if they did. Miserable employees make everyone around them miserable as well.

Have you ever been on a Jeep ride adventure? I have. I will continue seeking more road trips, muddy…read moreand rocky grounds anywhere in the world with experienced drivers in Southwest 4x4 Adventures. I don't own my own Jeep, however, I didn't let that stop me from joining on a ride with like minded people who love the outdoors. Thanks Southwest 4x4 Adventures for my first but not my last rides in the future.

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