went in to renew drivers license For senior citizen. They were very fast and helpful and nice…read more thank you

They have always been so helpful and kind and I have never had to wait very long! They have lots of…read morewonderful people working there.

Hi, On Interstate…read more40, a few miles after driving into California you will happen upon the CDFA Needles Agriculture Inspection station. The main purpose of this produce inspection station is to keep unwanted pests (insects and the like) from entering into the state of California and destroying one of it's many agricultural crops. Their main focus is the giant semi trucks entering the state, but they do also stop all cars and recreational vehicles that enter into the state as well. It is a very simple process. You drive up and the man/woman at the booth asks you where you are traveling from today.... if it is an area that is known to have harmful pests, they then ask you if you are traveling with any fruits and vegetables. If you are, they make ask you to see them of they make take a look in your vehicle. Coming from Havasu usually, they mostly just pass my car through with a friendly smile and a nice little wave. Another pest they have recently begun looking for is the quaga muscle. This is a HORRIBLE little pest, about a quarter of an inch in size, that attaches to boats, in bilges, or in the intake area of motors of boats. They can live quite a while out of the water, and once ensconced in a water way, multiplies at an astonishing rate. Once settled, they use up the available oxygen in the water killing off fish and other indigenous life. Please cooperate with the inspection officers if you are bringing a boat through to California and help to keep there nasty little creatures out of California water ways. This places provides a valuable service.... Yes, I am a fan.

For the most part, these guys are harmless... As a front operation, at least, they are looking for…read moreagricultural pests being driven into California from parts unknown, often unwittingly by folks who bought roadside fruit stand produce in other states. Every few years after returning here from a cross country road trip, the officer asks me a few extra questions like "do you have any fruits or vegetables in your vehicle?" If I answer yes, they often want to know what types, and where we bought them. In essence, they know what they are looking for, and if you have any of those items, they may ask to see them. In rare cases, they will confiscate them, but that has never happened to me. Conspiracy theorists will also tell you that this station serves to photograph and register license plates, search for terrorists entering California through the highly-strategic southeastern desert route, and shaking down visitors who might be undocumented immigrants. I suppose all of these things are possible. Thankfully, having my wife and three young children in the car, with toys and fast food wrappers all over the floor is the perfect cover to my clandestine operations. Just to make sure the inspector/officer is awake, I'll sometimes ask questions like, "So, um, what would be the best thing to feed a desert tortoise?" or "How long can a guy hold his breath in a large duffle bag?" or "How much cash can I carry across state lines before that alarm thing goes off?" I get about 50-50 responses of laughs or "Sir, please pull over to the right into our staging area for further inspection." So yeah, don't do do that, I guess.

Area 66, just outside Yucca, Arizona, is a classic roadside America stop. You'll know you reached…read moreyour destination when you see what looks like a giant golf ball show up along the road. This weird building has had many tenants over the years -- including a real estate business that actually turned out to be a complete scam, selling houses that never actually existed! Today, you'll find a strange museum that houses what the owners say is evidence of alien encounters in the area. We had our dog, Doug, with us and were allowed to bring him in with us as long as we carried him. So I definitely got my workout in that day! The museum is tiny and costs $10 per adult. Did I understand everything in the museum? Did it make sense? Umm, definitely not! But we think it was well worth the stop for the weird experience alone. Before you leave, make sure you stop at the little store at the base of the museum to pick up some beef jerky.

Fun little rest stop. The museum just opened in April 2019, a friend and I stopped by on our…read moreroadtrip from the Grand Canyon to Joshua Tree. The gift shop is small and they are expecting more inventory soon. The displays were nice and informative. I like the history of the location and information about project Icarus. The women on site were very friendly. We didn't pick up snacks at the store but it seems like the jerky is something worth trying. There was one additional shop on site that was closed but has beautiful sculptures near it. I recommend you to stop by, stretch your legs, and get creeped out by the alien stories. Can't wait to see how this place evolves.

Not sure if he was part of this office because his car said state trooper but the officer that…read morepulled me over yesterday was HORRIBLE! He had such an attitude and interrogated me like I was a criminal! And yes everyone in town told me it's because I have California plates and just like Vegas where I currently actually live most of the time and commute back and forth to California but that's another story! I followed 3 other cars off exit 9 turning right. Well apparently the car who went up the middle left side of the lane wasn't turning left but was also going right so I technically turned and cut him off. The officer said to me at least 4 times didn't I see the white line. We drove back over and walked over to look and the white line is covered in dirt and didn't even matter as far as it's only one lane! But so many people did the same thing I did because it seems the way the lane is come up to middle you go left and everyone else hugs the shoulder to turn right. Look I get it I was wrong made a mistake have only been to this area a few times. I was visiting friend who had to move to an area for a disease and who are also new to the area. So not a party person. He walked up to the car with an attitude! Asked me so many questions that actually I know I didn't even have to answer but I tried to be polite but by the end the way he was speaking to me I was ready to say F U and just give me my ticket already! He could have warned me or even explained to me right away what I did but no just attitude and waited to tell Me until he came back with the ticket and when I said I have a very good record and no tickets he just looked at me like We'll see! I drive a Jeep Cherokee and have a baby car seat in my car hello! Grandma car. His attitude and treatment make me want to stop sticking up for cops and say to everyone who always say they all suck that yep that's true! It was horrible and look maybe he's having a bad day but do better!!! Cuz that was horrible! I am still so upset about it! I didn't deserve to be treated that way for turning! We were All going Slow Enough and the big pick up truck that turned I left him go infront of me when I realized he was also turning no one honked or got upset or anything I waved my hand like my bad! And like I said 3 cars infront of me also turned! No harm no foul! Next time Just be friendly give me my ticket and we can all move on NO attitude and poor treatment required!

We had an unconscious drunk partially blocking our street and driveway. I called 911 and within 10…read moreminutes officers came to check on the driver. They arrested the driver and had the car towed away and seemed to be very on top of the situation.

Enjoyed kayaking and cliff jumping here! Juicy's was excellent for breakfast! Enjoyed Boathouse for…read moredinner. Nice to walk at night near the London Bridge, can't believe every brick was shipped from London to Az, that is wild.

Great town, friendly people and the London Bridge area is a must. Tons of things to do on the river…read moreand great restaurants are easy to find.

Thank goodness Needles has a Library! A cool, quiet, well-lit place for reading, studying,…read morebrowsing, and working. Free internet is nice too, not too sleepy but not fast. It's one of the last cheap things to do with your family, or alone! Very friendly and helpful folks work there.

Garbage school with instructors who think they are actually Drs. No you guys just have paper…read moreDegrees that mean nothing. Nobody knows what they are doing here whiny instructors and meaningless labs and classes. Fake instructors act like good people in front of the students but behind closed doors are the fakest and untrustworthy as you can get. Do yourselves a favor and go get a QUALITY education ELSEWHERE!!.!! Beware!!!!!

This ain't it...just a harddddddd no…read more If you want to pay for poor quality classes, run by less than knowledgeable instructors, then sign right up. However, I care about my education. The selection of classes is garbage. Most classes are online run by professors who don't even live in the state of Arizona. To top it off, their website for these online classes is confusing, not-user friendly, and a hot mess overall. Every time I have gone in for a test that needed to be proctored, I can count on the office staff to be late and unorganized... 25% of the time, they are having some sort of issue with the computers. After one semester at MCC, I am seriously looking forward to finding a better institution in Phoenix. (Mind you this isn't my first time attending college...I have earned my BA and a masters...so when I say MCC sucks, it is because it SUCKS).

Amazing spot to check out the London bridge and restaurants with view of the bridge AND souvenir…read moreshops. They have plenty of water sport rentals along the pier.

Cool and historic area near the London Bridge in Lake Havasu. Worth a stroll, and photo ops. But…read moredon't expect tons to do, or see. Great views of the bridge, though. And a decent place to get a smoothie or fish and chips, or a boat ride. The fountain is pretty at the entrance to the park, and the charming London red telephone booth invites you to get inside and goof around.