I love this library for its outdoor seating. Not a whole bunch of tables out there, but a few for…read morewhen the weather is appropriate. I enjoy bringing my laptop and getting some work done outside. However, no plugs to charge your electronics in the outdoor area.

Overall not the biggest library, however it still gets the job done. We mainly come here for the…read morekids and they have a great variety and books and activities for them, which keeps them busy for a quite a while. The library itself is very clean and quiet, the staff are helpful and nice (especially to the kids). The parking does get crowded and it does get very difficult to find a spot. The only issue here is that it's close to the park and it does have some homelessness but again overall safe. Great place to come to, to get some peace and quiet and let the kids explore.

I came to this library with my baby daughter this morning to check out their kids area. We were…read moreeating breakfast at a place next door so when my daughter started getting fussy, I took her here. The library is very nice inside and quiet. We came when they just open so there wasn't a lot of people inside. They have a security guard watching the entrance and he was nice. The kids area is right when you walk inside on the left. They have some toys for the kids to play with but no toys for like toddlers or infants. I just showed my daughter the different books the library has and did some light reading to her.

This is not so much a review for itself per se, just a bit of a correction in case anyone else,…read morelike me, was looking for a place to work where they can sit outside. The outside courtyard doesn't actually belong to the library, it belongs to the local businesses. So in order to sit there, you need to buy something from the restaurant. If you're trying to find an outdoor space with a bathroom where you can work for free, unfortunately, this isn't it.

It has been ages since last time I was in this library. I visited recently . This library is very…read moreclean and is not as busy as other libraries. I visited during noon/ afternoon maybe that's why it was not busy. I noticed there were several computers and table available for people to use. This library has a security by the door which makes the experience better since the area is not the best. This library has a huge selection of books. I noticed they have books in stock that are hard to find in other libraries. When I visited there were couple of seniors playing chess. It was very interesting to see people playing chess in a library. For parking, this location has a private parking lot. Parking is not an issue since there is always couple of empty spots. Also, there is a shopping center close by which has a huge parking lot.

I came by on Wednesday evening hoping to gain some quiet time in the library and do some studying…read more It wasn't crowded inside, but there were people in there and apparently some just hang out but they're not quiet. I'm not sure if nowadays in the public library there is no such thing as using indoor voices inside; even the librarian was loud as she was assisting people checking out books. So, I used my earplugs and listed to white noise. All computers were taken but that was not a problem as I had brought my own laptop along. Unfortunately I couldn't find a corner where I can just hide and concentrate, so had to site by the front area. Library is otherwise kept clean, family friendly, computer access, printing access, books on shelves to read. Bathrooms are decent except there was no soap in both dispensers. Parking lot is huge and shared along with other businesses.

What a perfect way to start Spring Break after a beautiful Easter. Praying here after our Lord has…read morerisen made our visit very special!

The San Fernando Mission is a lovely combination of opulence and modesty. The museum and grounds…read moreare well-maintained and interesting, a perfect afternoon excursion just outside L.A. The church's altar area is one of the most spectacular I have seen, and I've toured European cathedrals: rich gold carvings, towering pillars, and a saint instead of a crucifix. The simple solemnity of the rest of the mission, adobe brick and pretty painted accents and wooden crosses, is a sharp contrast to the grand sanctuary. The motion-activated Madonna room and the wine cellar are highlights of the rest of the museum. Also be sure to check out the cemetery areas: Bob Hope is a notable resident. There's a sizeable gift shop, though they don't sell much more than tiny bottles of holy water, prayer cards, and other Catholic miscellany.

What a stylish, beautiful, fun Little Free Library. The…read morelibrary, the home, the chalk drawings on the sidewalk, everything about this property seems welcoming and fun. The items inside were definitely geared for younger readers but in addition to colorful, interesting books there were also mini rubber ducks and festive, little pins and a description of what exactly LFL's are, along with a generous selection of bookmarks. This is a wonderful neighborhood destination and a real contribution to the community.

There is nothing little about this Little Free Library…read more It's huge!! Easily four times the size of any other LFL I've seen. Lots of selection in an environment that's open 24 hours, is warm and sheltered from the elements and because it's in the LAPD Traffic Division lobby, has an almost zero chance of crime. The motorcycle theme is pretty cool too. A nice job and an excellent use of a space that otherwise might not be of much value.

This is a beautiful Little Free Library located just inside the entrance to the San Fernando…read moreRegional Pool building. That means that it's protected from the weather and looks great but it's not available 24/7. It was well built and festively painted with a swimming a diving motif. When I was there, most of the selection was geared towards young people which I suppose makes sense considering your most enthusiastic swimmers are probably also young people. It's a great, little civilizing element to a town that can sometimes seem a bit rough around the edges.

A little library for you to take a book, or two or three...lots of kids books, YA too. Built for…read morethe community by San Fernando Valley Woodworker and Girl Scout. Nice.

This location of USPS is my parents go to spot. They have been coming to this location for many…read moredecades and it serves its purpose. Its very local but not as quite convenient. The location is very old school and small. During business hours the post office can get congested. The parking situation is pretty bad as there is no designated parking spots for the post office. Service time is up to par as other USPS locations. But we never had an issue when visiting. My mother still sends outgoing mail very frequently and their drop box is available 24 hours. Unlike boxes in other cities. Parking: Street VERDICT: Rinse and repeat

Been coming here for years !! Never experienced an issue until " HOUNG VO " or whatever her name…read moreis. She is so rude and such a hater! I have been mailing letters to the same person for some time now. Everything exactly the same and somehow this lady attends me for the first time and decides the address is one centimeter off so threatens me the envelope will get lost or returned. Like how ?? I've always shipped out exactly the same 1 and two , the address itself is super long. I told her I've never had an issue with years of coming here until her and she began to show me everyone else mail that's shipped out that day. I'm pretty sure that illegal to be showing me other people's mail and addresses with with their personal information. This place has now lost a customer and never recommending people to them again. All thanks to Ms. Vo. If people like her are getting hired now that place will go to crap very soon !