It was good when a visit my son.the first time was good.because I live in LA county.the staff was…read morevery. Nice.very helpful.

It's unfortunate that I have to visit my father in prison. This is the second facility I have…read morevisited him at, and this one looks and feels like an exact copy of the Pleasant Valley State Prison. I'm not too familiar with the prisons of California, but if they are all like this, the process for visiting inmates should be a fairly painless one. Only people visiting inmates are allowed on the property, meaning that you can't have anyone waiting in a car in the parking lot. Also, they do have a dress code, but the most important thing to remember is to not wear denim. They check your I.D. on the way in, as well as on the way out. They are strict about this rule, but they are gentle in enforcing it. Located in the parking lot is a bungalow for the Friends Outside company. This is a place where you can leave your personal belongings that are not allowed on the prison grounds, including your phone and wallet, and they will also provide you with clothing if the ones you're wearing don't meet the visiting criteria. The woman I talked to in the bungalow is very sweet, and it's clear they are very empathetic towards the people who visit them. The guards in the visitor are very friendly. They were very helpful, and amazingly keep their cool when faced with upset visitors. The process goes by very quick if you have an appointment. If you don't, you could be waiting there for hours. Only dollar bills are allowed in the visiting area, and I had to learn this the hard way, seeing as I only had a five-dollar bill on me. They have a change machine that doesn't work, and apparently hasn't worked in a long while. After walking through the gate and onto the prison grounds, a guard noticed that I was lost, and very happily showed me the way to the visiting area. The visiting area was packed on this specific day. Prisoners work to clean up the area, the tables, and to make sure people are comfortable. They have vending machines lining one wall, and a photo area in the corner of the room. The guard at the front was nice, not only to the visitors, but to the inmates as well. When it comes time to leave, they give you a few more moments to say goodbye, instead of ending the visit abruptly. This prison understands the basic human needs of everyone involved, and the people who run it are doing what they can to make sure those needs are being met in the best way possible.

Every time I call for service, there's no one available to even take a basic report for stolen…read moreproperty. That's unacceptable. Taking reports is the bare minimum, and this department can't even do that consistently. It's clear the problem isn't the public--it's how the department is run. Stop being overly selective in hiring and start getting people in the door who can at least handle reports and basic calls. Not every situation requires a sworn deputy. Hire civilian staff, train them, and let deputies focus on actual crime. Right now, it feels like resources are mismanaged and the community is left without support when it's needed most. If you can't respond to basic calls or take reports, then what exactly is the service being provided?

YOU GUYS SUCK! How are you going to send police officer to the hospital to give a person who broke…read more3 ribs, punctured lung, broken hand, broken knee, fractured shoulder bone a ticket for no motorcycle license without investigating! I HAVE A LICENSE HE DIDN'T EVEN ASK JUST WROTE THE TICKET IN MY HOSPITAL BED. HORRIBLE OFFICERS AND no sympathy I don't see why anyone would want to work for your horrible station!!!

Every time I go I'm greeted with smiles and friendly faces. If I ever need help there's always a…read morehandful of employees to help. I love that they also have security.

Very clean spacious and well organized for studying. And not too loud when the children are there…read moreas they are on the other side of the library.

You get all five stars for the assistance. That was rendered. Also for the help with my g ,e d ,…read morethank you.. lancaster library. Enjoy this library more than the original library.Modern library, that is on j, 10West.. However, I recall the original library having actual pay phone booths.Like fom outdoor rainy streets. Obviously this placee does not have that.

I have always received excellent help at this library, over the summer they hosted a birthday party…read morefor Harry Potter which was fun and my daughter loved! I enjoy that you can reserve books ahead of time, makes for an easy quick trip.

Enjoy'd the ride it was quiet,clean, I think tht the Sherrif should make their present known a…read morelittle more in these times so tht passengers feel more safe. Overall experience was cool one more thing I think the purchase process should upgrade meaning easier access for us seniors.

Gets you to and from where you need to go , public space open air wouldn't wanna be waiting for…read moretrain on rainy day

MOAH Cedar Museum is a small specialty gallery that seems to feature more local, home grown art vs…read moreits big sister MOAH which presents more cosmopolitan art from a wider field often in conjuction with other museums. May 2025 was full of art by high school students which had a wide range of styles and media. Thoroughly enjoyed the many different art of young students through a new, more au courant perspective which will be posted since a picture is worth a thousand words. I especially liked the bat hat, Sushi, and the octopus, coral, barnacle vase. MOAH Cedar Museum, MOAH, Western Hotel are all within a few blocks of each other on Lancaster Blvd which has plenty of convenient, street parking for easy access. 3+ stars

Anything that benefits the arts in the community is alright by me. MOAH: Cedar is a satellite arts…read morefacility right down the street from MOAH. It features an art room which locals can use to create their own art. The exhibits seem to be geared towards local artists; the exhibit I saw features work by local children. It's in a gorgeous and beautifully maintained historical building that's worth a trip in and of itself. Free admission but hours are limited; check first. Free and plentiful street parking.

California Code of Civil Procedure - CCP § 430.41…read more In California, before filing a demurrer, the demurring party must "meet and confer" with the party who filed the challenged pleading. This involves a discussion, either in person or by phone, to attempt to resolve the issue without court intervention. The meet and confer must occur at least five days before the responsive pleading is due. The defendant's attorney lied and said she tried to reach me by phone! The demurrer automatically gave her 30 days more to file her answer to my complaint. I checked my cell phone records for a call from that attorney, and there was no record of a call. I called the attorney and asked her to send me her phone record. She sent me her phone record, and the call was only 4 seconds long! She dialed my number and hung up immediately. She didn't have her answer ready so she lied in order to get 30 more days to respond. She committed perjury, and I charged her with perjury in my complaint! The clerk at the Antelope valley courthouse accidentally filed the limited case at their courthouse. Michael Antonvich in Antelope valley does not handle limited court cases, so the case was transferred to the Spring Street courthouse in Los Angeles. The commissioner that heard the case was not interested in the fact that the attorney committed perjury! My case was against a government agency. When big money government agencies are involved, the lying crooked judges and commissioners will take bribes! I am sure most people have watched Judge Mathis. He has thrown out many cases for perjury! In fact, under this civil code perjury is mentioned!

This is beautiful... new... clean... free parking…read more I understand that most people come here for not great reasons. I came to visit friends that weren't going to trial so I can say - listen, if you have to go to this courthouse... you have no idea what a hassle it is to go to other courthouses in LA County. This one at least has parking, friendly and helpful staff and a very new, clean facility. I also felt safe there. It's hot as hades there but... that really isn't the courthouse's fault. You're in the high dessert. Bring sunscreen. I got a tan just driving there.

I'll go early in the morning it might be a license or registration and I get in and outread more

My name is Liliana Castro, On my visit today July 13 2025 at 3:00pm at window #25 I had a very…read moreunpleasant and humiliating experience by an employee of the Lancaster DMV . Her name is Aqua, an African American lady. I was there for a simple drive license renewal . She asked several times if I had a passport which in which I responded "NO". She raised her voice in a very arrogant and defiant manner as if I didn't understand her question. She then proceeded to enter information onto the computer then when she must of realized something on my profile she expressed the follow statement "MAN YOU HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE FOR UNDOCUMENTED PPL! " This made me feel humiliated angry and confused all at once, I find it derogatory and lack of professionalism form this employee which was rude and disrespectful. I truly hope some disciplinary actions are taken towards this individual, as she cannot be unprofessional, rude and disrespectful! My kids and everyone around us heard and that a shame SHAME ON her. All the uncomfortable looks , gestures the postures the yawning and murmuring with her African American coworker made my whole experience the worst ever. So unprofessional.