This lottery office is nice I come when I win a bigger amount they give same day checks for up to…read morea 1,000 dollars the employees are really nice it takes about 15 minutes for them to print your check .

If you ever win a little something over $599.00, this is one of the few CA state lottery offices…read moreone can go too and fill out a claim form. If it is between $599-$1000 chances are you can get a same day check. The building is very clean. There are two lines seperated by a small barrier. They require a state ID and a simple claim form. If the winning is over $1000.00 they will send the check in the mail in about 6 weeks. Wait times vary. When I went mid weeknin late afternoon there was no line. The employees were very nice Ample parking.

I whole heartedly support this group!! I'm a sales guy, not easy in this current OC environment…read more When you network with like minded super business savvy entrepreneurs, they share ideas, referrals and encouragement! It felt very refreshing, much needed and I appreciate the relationships I'm building. Thank you for allowing me to join the group. #Cosatamazing

I have been a part of the Costa Mesa Chamber for about a year now and I couldn't be any happier…read more The people involved and the events held have been incredible.

The Fountain Valley office was such a great experience. I had an appointment and completed my…read moreapplication online beforehand for a name change replacement card, and I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. The staff was very kind and helpful throughout the process, especially Mr. B! He made the experience quick, smooth, and stress-free.

Everything runs smooth as lo g as you have ur appointment. staff are excellent and good at their…read morejob.

I visited Noguchi Garden for the first time back in 2019. I was surprised to learn that it's a…read morepublic space because it's nestled between tall office buildings and having driven by for years, I had no clue it was tucked away behind the buildings. It's an outdoor sculpture garden that was commissioned by the Segerstrom family and designed by Isamu Noguchi a Japanese-American artist. It features sculptures made of natural materials, water features and my favorite surprise of all... coastal redwoods! This is one of the very few spots in Southern California where you can be near a coastal redwood tree! My one critique of this space is that it is not easily accessible. You may have to park a couple blocks away and walk over and you might even have to pay for parking, but you can always park at the South Coast Plaza for free and walk over. Shouldn't take more than 10 min.

What a great spot to visit during your breaks or even on your lunch hour. Tucked in the heart of…read moreCosta Mesa, surrounded by high-rises, this place offers a refreshing breath of fresh air. The sculptures are fascinating and pay homage to what once stood here.

The small claims pro temp judges are nothing more than con artists. They will placate you and then…read moreissue rulings in the mail that make no sense. When you are asked before the hearing, if you want an appointed judge, make sure that you request one. They bank on that you will not and go with the pro temp judge because most people do not want to be inconvenienced and reschedule. You will not get a just ruling from these bad attorneys in a robe that just want to play judge for a day.

This was my second time here for a book event as part of the 'Slice of Literary Orange'…read moreorganization. The venue is very nice with lots of seating and a nice raised stage for the author and interviewer to have their discussion. Just outside is a large parking lot, so finding a spot was not an issue. For the two events I've been to here, they actually give you a free copy of the authors latest book. The only thing I would suggest to them is that when the crowds are large to try and set up the signing line a little better. Overall, though, a very nice venue and a great organization

First time here to see author Julia Quinn do a book talk. Didn't even know this community center…read moreexisted but it's a nice quaint space.

I give this place - 1 star for the worker who didnt even do my paperwork correctly…read more The rest of the credit goes to the blonde dyed hair lady who sits at the front desk and the Supervisor. They were both very understanding, calm and professional considering how many people they deal with everyday. I was very irritated that day but it all faded after I spoke to them. I wish few of the ladies at the windows & the workers would take them as an example instead of being so rude sometimes. If there were more of these kind of workers there, I really wouldn't mind waiting.

This place tried to run some type of scam or identity theft on me. Without my knowledge or…read morepermission, they signed me up for stupid MediCal! This caused my private insurance through covered CA to be canceled. I had to spend hours on the phone with these people to make them get out of my life. They should be investigated by the DOJ for fraud.

I was at home with my 1 year old when, all of a sudden, I hear a crazy alarm go off and a recorded…read morerobot voice telling me that there is a dangerously high level of carbon monoxide in the house and to leave the premises immediately! So, what did I do? I grabbed my kid and my phone, dialed 911, and ran the f*#& outta there! The 911 dispatcher sent the call to the Fire Department. As I was waiting on my front lawn, I started to get nervous. I kept checking my kid, but he seemed fine. I kept checking my own pulse, but it was racing from the sprint I just ran and the anxiety taking over. I knew carbon monoxide was odorless and colorless. Had we been breathing in that stuff for hours? For days? Was my new headache and nausea from the killer fumes? Exactly when was I going to pass out and/or die? All the horrible scenarios raced through my head and I started to prepare myself for the worst. Within minutes, the fire department rolled up. No sirens. No excitement. Just 4 burly firemen jumped out and casually went inside. I waited outside, anxious to hear just how bad it was. About a minute later, one of the guys came out and told me to come inside. "Ma'am", he said, "your alarm battery is dead, that's why the alarm went off". WTF? No regular warning? No beeping, like in normal smoke detectors? Just a crazy robot voice telling me to leave the premises or I might die!!! I apologized to the 4 firemen, but they were very cool about it. They even changed my batteries for me. I kidded that I know who to call the next time I need some batteries changed, but I don't think they appreciated the joke. They played with my kid until one of their badges poked him and he started to cry. Then they gave my kid a fireman sticker and took off. The Costa Mesa Fire Department. Good people who are there to fight fires and save lives. Just don't call them when you need to change a battery.

Badge number 107 answered dispatch call and he refused to answer the request for a neighborhood…read moreassist from a paralyzed girl. her power wheelchair broke and no one at her nursing facility was willing to push her outside so she requested assistance from Costa Mesa FD and they refused. In Los Angeles, LAFD always answered requests for neighborhood assist. Badge 107 replied "we are not LAFD we don't do neighborhood assist". That means Costa Mesa Fire Department does not care if there are members within their community who are disabled and in need of help and completely defeseless. They DO NOT CARE to help disabled. The attitude of badge 107 made it clear he considered disabled people and helping disabled people to be beneath him and a completely worthless task. he refused to give his name and only gave his badge number but I would like to find out who this man is and teach him that disabled citizens are people too!

The best office they will push you to be your best all of the people in the office are amazingread more