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    Jefferson / USC Metro Station

    3.6 (5 reviews)
    Open 4:30 am - 11:45 pm

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    A very convenient station for going to USC and to the Natural History and Science Museum.

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    EDD Disability Insurance Office - View as soon as you get off the elevator you'll make that left turn and see the main EDD sign

    EDD Disability Insurance Office

    3.1(9 reviews)
    2.0 miDowntown

    First of all, I'll give you a little history last week, I went to the Van Nuys SDI office on…read moreThursday I arrived at 10:30 am I was added to a list on my phone. I was number 98. I asked the attendant if he had any idea how long it might be and he said approximately four hours. He said I was on the list and I could go sit in my car and they would call me when it was time for me to go to the lobby. I left the area in my car and did some errands. I went to check the list and but it was no longer accessible on my phone. . I assumed I was no longer on it. 5 1/2 hours later I got a notification text saying it was time for me to go to the lobby to get ready to go upstairs. By that time, I was across town and it was too far to venture back. There was PARKING behind the office. I parked there for five minutes while I checked in and it cost me two dollars. There isn't much information about the cost of parking. It is not owned by the city. It is a private lot so you might want to look for parking in the neighborhood. I said to the attendant there are two disability offices, right? Do you think it matters which one you go to and he said I think most everyone comes here. They don't go downtown. I decided to go to the downtown office. I had read it's a good idea to avoid Mondays because they're usually very busy. I took the advice of someone and went on a Tuesday afternoon. Unfortunately, I arrived later than I'd hope to I'd hoped to be there by 2:00 pm but arrived at 2:45. I'm only mentioning this because I was one of the last people seen that day. They close at 5 o'clock and if you're in line and they can't get you before then you'll have to come back another day. I would suggest going by 2:00 pm. You should be safe to be seen. There is parking in the building, but I would avoid it. I asked the parking attendant and he said if I was longer than an hour, it goes up really high and can go up to $46. I parked in a lot at the corner of flower and eighth at a flat rate of $15 downtown parking is expensive take transit if you can. The office was pretty organized. There was a holding room where you sat in chairs and they kept moving you up until it was your turn to get in line in the office. There were three employees working there each at a different station behind glass. That room smelled bad. It was carpeted the whole place smelled like sweaty men. I felt sorry for the employees working there. The carpet was stained. I don't know why there would be a carpet in there seems like a bad choice to me. The employees at this office were great for the most part and they seem to have it really down. They would ask people questions before they got in line in case they needed to deal with things in another way they were very courteous and they kept things moving they had a good system! There was a lot of people that needed help and they got them through pretty quickly. Be prepared if there's anything you might have to have mailed. PRINT it before you go. They don't send anything out online from that office. They only send it through the mail so make sure you go and print what you need sent out before you arrive. ALL IN ALL THE LINE MOVED PRETTY QUICKLY. THEY WERE FAR LESS PEOPLE AT THAT OFFICE AND THEY WERE IN VAN NUYS ALTHOUGH THAT COULD HAVE TO DO WITH THE DAY I WENT. DON'T PARK IN THE BUILDING IF YOU GO OVER AN HOUR IT'S GOING COST YOU A FORTUNE. Make sure you print anything you need before you go. They do not send any email correspondence from that office to any other part of the SDI system. Give yourself extra time to arrive there. It's quite busy downtown. The building is on the east side of Figueroa. They're all one-way street so if you miss the building, you'll be driving around in circles. Good luck to you! I hope this information helps!

    Very well organized and the stuff is very willing to help. It beats sitting on the phone end never…read morevet help and is super frustrating

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    EDD Disability Insurance Office - EDD signage above the elevator as you prepare to head back to the lobby.

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    EDD signage above the elevator as you prepare to head back to the lobby.

    Los Angeles County Department of Public Health - Circa 1970

    Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

    3.3(36 reviews)
    3.1 miDowntown

    To live and die in L.A., it's the place to be You've got to…read morebe there to know it, what everybody wanna see... Upon entering off Figueroa St you'll see two lines to your left, one for birth the other for death. The forms off to the right either for birth or death certificates. Once you complete your form you'll have two lines. Service is very quick I was in and out with the birth certificate in less than 10 minutes around 11am. Plan your day to avoid the LA traffic jam then enjoy your day in LA. Both parents do not need to be present to obtain a birth certificate. Parking available in the structure or street meter. If meter parking is available I suggest that one as you typically won't be there long. So if you live or pass away in LA this is a place you'll have to be at. Don't worry you won't wait in traffic like on the LA freeways at this spot. God bless

    They ignore anonymous complaints. Even when not anonymous, they don't do their jobs. I reported…read morerats in my building ceiling (common shared indoor hallway ceiling) where you could see the foam tiles chewed away at almost every corner, and many round urine stains. I specifically reported that they were in the ceiling, I can hear them running in the evenings. The county inspector came over, notified the building manager days before coming, and said she saw nothing. Of course, the manager quickly replaced the foam tiles, painted them, patched them up and vaccuumed the floor. There were still signs - some urine stains and some chewed corners of tiles- but when I asked if she had seen that evidence, she said it was only in her "job description to look down for rat feces - not to look up." I was amazed... I asked specifically for her to look into rats living in a ceiling space and it's not in her job description to look up? What a sad excuse. It's disgusting that these employees don't do what's morally right, and they get paid big $. Why would you announce that you're going to do an inspection so the builing can hide their evidence? Why wouldn't you look up? You expect me to believe that there's a job description that says don't look up? or barely shift a tile to see the rat nests/feces? I offered to do this myself in her presence and she refused to come back for me to show her the feces. Tax money laundering at it's finest. What is the point of this department if no one does their job? Not even the supervisor cared when I called in. She could hardly speak English, and didn't care at all. Her job security is off the charts.

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    Would you let your Mother sit in these chairs

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    Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles - Lobby

    Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles

    2.2(30 reviews)
    2.7 miWestlake

    This program works if you let it. I was awarded a voucher after 16 years of being on the waitlist…read more When I finally received it was about a year after my kids father died. I was struggling as a young mom of 3 and then was approved for the section 8 program. I stayed on the program 10 years. In that time I attended school and obtained a B.S, worked several jobs and saved my money for years. While on the program I had some horrible landlords but always maintained their properties to the best of my ability and when I moved out- I never left a mess, I cleaned up and shampooed carpet if need be. 2 years ago I was able to put down on a house and buy my own property. I went to school full time and worked 2 jobs at times to get off of the program. Most people don't keep owners property clean, they sit around all day, don't work or go to school, spend all their money on unnecessary things instead of saving for a better life, but then complain that the system does not work. I would love to see a mandatory course implemented through Housing Authority to teach tenants how to save, work, get an education and move on for the program so that new people can utilize the resource. I would teach the class myself. Just keep in mind these programs are to aid and assist until you can do better (TEMPORARY). That does not mean get the bulk of your rent paid, complain all day about what is not working when you are not doing anything to change your circumstances for the better and stay on the program until you are old and grey. Get it together people and maybe the list wont be a 16 year wait for people like me who will use it and then give it back in 10 years later. Use it as a stepping stone not a concrete slab.

    Bad place to do business with them i have been waiting for almost 4 months for payment they claim…read moreit was a abatement, but there was no such thing because I have a paper that shows it was passed before the date. I been calling almost every day trying to sort it out they lie to tenants telling them that payment was made back in May but no payment was ever made because of things like this, I will be declining section 8. No more section 8. No more Hacla L.A workers suck they get paid for nothing they can not even do there Job

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    Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles - Our rotted out trash room rust and mold, refuse to clean it up.  7 stories, 14 trash rooms just like this.  The laundry rooms are the same.

    Our rotted out trash room rust and mold, refuse to clean it up. 7 stories, 14 trash rooms just like this. The laundry rooms are the same.

    Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles - Garbage food from far away instead of the healthy fresh real food we had before they started changing the bldg.  Not a senior center anymore

    Garbage food from far away instead of the healthy fresh real food we had before they started changing the bldg. Not a senior center anymore

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