I recently had an experience at Glendale City Jail and wanted to share my thoughts. I was processed…read morethere for a matter I won't go into, but I want to focus on the way I was treated. From the moment I arrived, the booking officers were professional, courteous, and treated me like a human being. They explained the process clearly, kept me informed about what was happening, and made sure I was taken care of throughout my stay. The facility itself was clean and well-maintained, which made the environment feel more organized and safe. I was provided with meals--lunch, dinner, and breakfast--without issue, and staff checked in regularly to make sure I had what I needed. Even though I was technically on the "other side of the law," I never felt disrespected or mistreated. I want to be clear that this isn't a complaint; the officers were simply doing their jobs, and they did so professionally and with a sense of humanity. Overall, I left with a sense of appreciation for how the staff handled my situation. I have no hard feelings toward them, and I recognize the challenges of their work. It's not easy to manage a facility like this, but their professionalism, courtesy, and attentiveness really stood out to me.

This is a great department! I enjoy going to the events, especially the car show one. I feel safe…read morein my community!

They are doing their absolute best, but the situation on Los Angeles highways is awful. Cars are…read moreflying at 100-120 miles per hour regularly weaving in and out of traffic, accidents occur at an absurd rate, and there are very few road rules that are followed across the vast majority of the County. Driving is the thing that most Angelenos dread these days.

In 2020 (pre-pandemonium) and 2022, I had to file police reports at this station. Once for…read morevandalism on my car and once for a non-violent hate incident where a hate filled flyer was left on my car. It's likely the two were related as someone in my neighborhood seemed to be targeting me. I did not have to wait hours to see someone or have someone take a report. I was in and out quickly. The officers I spoke to took my reports seriously and a detective followed up with me right away via email. Someone from their Hate Crimes division did the same. In both cases, no one was arrested, but at least it was easy to put my account on record. After moving south to the Orange Curtain (OC), I can better appreciate the officers here. By comparison, OC couldn't give less of a crap about making things efficient, taking hate crimes seriously, or following up with people who make reports. I would wish my experiences there on no one.

Now that's a nice police department location. State of the Art everything is top-notch very clean…read more There's no smell of piss in the parking lot and everything is really nice. The officers and the workers are really nice and courteous. I wish all of Los Angeles police was like that.

I had a great experience with Deputy Santos, he was very informative and knowledgeable and took his…read moretime to answer all my questions.

I had to counter Cynthia G.'s odd comment about this station caring only about rich people in La…read moreCanada? And her continued rant on the topic. which aired no concrete grievances, but seemed like her own issues about not having as much money in La Canada, which isn't La Crescenta? Bizarre. I am unhoused and people from this station have been nothing but over-thoughtful to me. Officer/Deputy Fort is a prime example. I didn't ask the name of the deputy, but in 2023, after someone stomped out my windshield on drugs, a deputy/sheriff from this station, who'd received a complaint I'd parked too long in one spot -- watch out for Gladys Kravitz citizens -- not deputies, who need a hobby other than harassing the unhoused, stat! -- was very kind and when he saw my smashed windshield, told me which nearby town had the best deals to replace it at low-cost. He was on the money! Just had to tell my experience because it's, frankly, unfair to make vague claims like Cynthia G. did about them caring only about rich La Canada residents [what on Earth is she even ranting about?] when I'm literally unhoused and they often go out of their way to show me kindness, shares resources, show grace. Unlike Cynthia G.'s unspecified, unclear rant which I will be screenshotting to save for every time I need a good belly laugh!

While it's nice to know that the police have a substation in cute friendly Montrose (aka…read morePleasantville) and are here to protect and serve us, honestly, it doesn't seem that this substation is open very much. I have seen the door open during fairs, festivals and markets but have never had occasion to stop in. That's fine with me; it's a sign of low crime and a great neighborhood. Here's a shout-out to all the good cops out there. Thank you!

I really love living in Burbank. The Burbank Police Department does an awesome job at keeping our…read morecity safe. My boyfriend lives in LA in the Harvard Heights area and every time I'm at his house I turn on the citizen app and I'm shocked at how much crime is happening at any instance there. Whenever I'm at home I open my Citizen app for fun and it's always so safe and quiet here. I feel like our police department is a huge reason for that. Even being in high school I was also really proud to be living in such a great city. Every interaction I've ever had with officers has always been very respectful to me. I hope it always remains this way I know not everyone has this experience, but this is just mine. Keep up the good work everyone that is protecting and serving. I truly appreciate you guys!

I am a female driver who has been making every effort to comply with California traffic laws. My…read morevehicle's window tint has been tested with a tint meter and is within the legal limit. Despite this, I have repeatedly been stopped and followed by Burbank police officers while driving at night. I often run errands late at night due to my work schedule and personal obligations. Driving after midnight, by itself, does not constitute suspicious or unlawful behavior. During one stop, I was accused of "swaddling" or driving suspiciously despite obeying traffic laws. It appeared that the sole basis for the stop was the time of night I was driving. I am concerned that I am being unfairly targeted and subjected to repeated stops without legitimate cause. Additionally, during a prior interaction, an officer told me to "talk in English," which I found inappropriate and concerning. I expect to be treated fairly, professionally, and without racism. I am requesting that these incidents be reviewed and that any concerns regarding repeated stops be properly addressed. This will be justified when I give court all findings that evidence from a stop was unlawful. BURBANK PD can be DISGUSTINGLY racist. You have every right to stop someone who's speeding or driving recklessly but NOT someone who is obeying traffic laws.

Super friendly and helpful to the community. Glad to know they are willing to lend a helping hand…read moreto community members in need!

So bad at their jobs that the shoot each other on purpose for fun. How can they be trusted with…read morefirearms if they can't even control themselves?

Glendale Courthouse is an amazing place! I know court isnt the place to be but I commend all…read morejudges, public defenders and lawyers and the staff is great too!!! If you got in trouble go to Glendale courthouse to make it right with the law!!

IMPORTANT: To find your designated filing courthouse, use this link:…read morehttp://www.lacourt.org/filinglocatornet/ui/filingsearch.aspx The clerks here know what they are doing and they are direct in their instructions to you. The clerks will not fill the forms out for you and there is no self-help center at this courthouse so unfortunately, there is no staff member to ask for help. I didn't want to hire a lawyer to complete my petition for a name change so I went to the online help center and used the online tutorial to complete the necessary forms AND apply for a fee waiver; I qualified and did not have to pay the $435.00 in court fees. Here is the link to the California Self-Help Center that can save you time and money: http://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp.htm Finding the court where I had to file my case was also a new experience (I went to the Long Beach Courthouse first and that was not the correct courthouse!) You have to file your casework with the appropriate courthouse that handles your case. MAKE SURE YOU BRING TWO COPIES OF YOUR CIVIL CASE FOR THE CLERK. DON'T STAPLE THEM UNTIL THE CLERK REVIEWS THE PAPERWORK. TIP: There is no parking at this courthouse. The parking lot is for employees only. Park on the street but the meters are coins only, no credit cards. You can also park a few blocks away and avoid paying meter fees. If you require personal assistance completing your legal paperwork and there is no self-help center near you, visit http://www.lawhelpca.org/ to locate a non-profit legal aid center that can assist you. I also recommend Community Lawyers, a non profit agency that I had the privilege of volunteering for. You can contact them here: http://www.community-lawyers.org/ Best of luck!

Two things - Both are Five Stars…read more 1. When you call them and are put on hold, the hold music if the best hold music I have ever heard (FUNKY JAMS) (maybe not Shazam Time, but it will get you movin if you are using Speakerphone) 2. Crystal in Records was very helpful, personable, resourceful and is a great asset to the department Her help saved me a lot of time.

28-year old, Alhambra Police Department Officer Alec Sanders was killed while in pursuit of a…read morestolen vehicle :( RIP brother Thin Blue Line