Gorgeous small park a part of the Cathedral City's downtown center across from the Mary Pickford…read moretheater with a huge permanent water installation and pond, tons of benches, statues, plants, trees and beautiful messages that invite you in. The center of Town Square Park is known to many as the Fountain of Life and welcome everyone from all walks a life. A place to enjoy a tranquil, festive, fun and refreshing side of the low desert near Cathedral City Hall. There is parking directly across on the Buddy Rogers Avenue side, at the theater and in the garage closeby (all free). I saw and noted there is also Wi-Fi here for the area, additional public art, events (including Snowfest - the annual North Pole Village) and local Cat City love in all directions of this little park with big heart #DiscoverCathedralCity

A return visit was in order; not for paying a bill but for donating blood. Once again, the ultra…read moreclean building (from what I saw) was indeed a welcome sight. Clean bathrooms as well! Worth the trip.

City of Yuma still doing shady stuff when it comes to water bill we don't get bill's in the…read moremailbox, had some random email never heard off on my account, .... POS all people that work for the City down there let me stop traffic so I can walk like a king to our parking

I've been trying to get a building permit for a while. My architect is really bad and I regret…read morehiring them. That said, the city engineers have been really helpful. The inspectors are a great resource, and even receptionist has a friendly face. Cathedral City seems to want a permit for everything, so I'm slowly learning things I have to get, like a permit to remove an old awning in the backyard. That said, don't take it out on the people working, because they seem to be amazing and, like I said, helpful. One hiccup was during the second round of corrections, when we were told we need a grading plan too. For a one bedroom and bathroom addition in our backyard. That added a month and $600 in city plan review fees. Too bad my architect didn't fix everything on the first round, we'd be building right now. Oh well, I think they all really try to help residents out and the entire staff has their heart in the right place. Don't forget your permit for a garage sale too.

Incompetent place of business my mail carrier took it upon himself to put in system that I had…read moremoved with no forwarding address bcuz I was returning mail (which is what you're supposed to do legally)that I was receiving from previous persons that lived here n apparently according to my mail carrier George I was returning too much mail (well that's his job right?) so he decided on his own without looking at the names on mail to put in system that I had moved which I never did if he would've done his job correctly n actually looked and read the names on thmail I was sending back he would've seen it was NOT my name it was the previous persons that lived here so for 2 whole months March n April we have not received any of our mail it's all been sent back to sender stating we moved n left no forwarding address bcuz we've gotten calls n emails from our creditors, utilities ,financial institutions, retirement ,life insurances , etc... asking for us to update our mailing address ? I have put in 3 complaints to USPS online ,I have spoken to the Attorney General ,consumer affairs I've gone numerous times to the post office to speak to postmaster n to this day May 2nd I am still NOT receiving letters n according to them they have resolved the issue yet I'm still getting emails from my creditors to please update my address bcuz they are getting my mail returned to them I am at my wits end with the USPS they are incompetent n lack PR training! so I'm giving them a thumbs down n 0 star review

This post office is on Main Street in El Centro. It is a fairly large and modern building for the…read moresize of the town. I was surprised when we saw it. There is also a good sized parking lot plus some parking on the street. We came in at 11:00-the start of lunch rush on a Friday to weigh and get postage for our tax envelope. There was a short line but it moved pretty fast despite all the different requests. Including our complicated one since we wanted a return request but we were not mailing it today. But the woman was very nice and very helpful. And she figured out how to get it done for us. It's a post office. They are usually short handed for the number of people who come in during the rush at noon or after work. No one likes to wait in line and, luckily, we usually don't have to go here. I will even pay more to go to a UPS store to send things rather than a post office. However, we will come back to this one because it's quite nice.

would give it 0 stars if i could. wow where do i start. I grew up here as a little kid and my mom…read moregot me out of here at 8y/o(now i understand why). I moved back here after a divorce because i have a daughter and thought family here would help. Im educated, friendly, outgoing, and this place has been so disappointing. There are no jobs. Im met with such hostility as a mexinan-american girl who doesnt speak spanish. so many mexi-cali residents take the jobs here from california residents even the low skill jobs or retail jobs. its so sad. People are so unfriendly. very toxic here. very small-town mentality of people dont want to know you if they didnt know you as a child.people dont want you to do better than them and you can feel the envy radiate off people. High obesity rate. the residents here are getting ripped off by the rising cost of living but tbh they deserve it.

Yes this place is ok it could be better and the mall is getting a bit lonely but I wish their were…read moremore new better businesses like fun ones that we used to have because el centro really has nothing fun's they don't have trampoline park how they used too or a water slide or fun places.

I want to give a HUGE thank you and show my upmost gratitude for CHP officer Nate Thaller. I ran…read moreout of gas while driving a rental truck and pulling a very large RV I had just bought that day. It was very hot out. I had my French bulldog with me they don't do well in the heat whatsoever he could have died. He kindly stopped to check on my well-being, after learning the situation he allowed me to sit in the back of his car and he drove me to a gas station AND BACK also directed traffic for me as I put the gas in roadside , saving me from a 6 mile walk and possibly losing my best friend in the desert heat not to mention to mention a number of dangers that come along walking down the interstate ...THANK YOU Nate. It will be an interesting story when talking about back on the day I got this RV. I appreciate you stay safe. Brian

I was travelling to California from Arizona for a family trip to a well-known amusement park. I…read morehad barely crossed into the state when my check engine light came on. I pulled over, and before I could get out of my car, this really short CHiP officer pulled behind me and started writing me a ticket for stopping. He ignored my explanation, told me "Tell it to the judge." He then said sarcastically "Welcome to California." The "officer's" name was Jonny Ambriz, his badge number is 17837. He's short, pudgy and nervous. We turned around, went home and refuse to ever enter that state again.

A city government building which includes city hall, events and event space, cultural hub,…read morecommunity amphitheater and social space in downtown Cathedral City. It's located just behind the Town Square Park and Fountain of Life, with free parking garage and spaces throughout including at the Mary Pickford is D'Place movie theater, the best movie theater in town/Coachella Valley. They offer public services, courses, business licenses, host council meetings, code compliance - home to housing including affordable acts programs, the local Cathedral City Police Department and much more. The Cat City Civic Center is very much an essential part of the city and local ongoings. And while not a permanent resident of the CV area, I've seen it grow and develop a lot of the past few years from visiting. It continues to thrive like the local residents and visitors who support it. Lots of statues dedicated to law enforcement and officer Jermaine A. Gibson, Sr. as well as so great pieces, landscaping and areas to take out the CC aesthetic.

Great Birthday Bash for the beautiful city of La Quinta!…read moreGood parking Great vendors, safe , clean and organized. Celebratory family vibe, all inclusive. I just moved back from Hawaii and it felt like quite a welcome to my community