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    Pioneer II

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    Super friendly staff, great prices, clean and easily accessible and they have a wonderful security system.!!! What more can you ask for?

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    Yolo County Superior Court

    2.5
    (33 reviews)

    They need to update their business hours. Made me drive two hours because it said they were open…read more Turns out they were closed.

    1. Judge Timothy Fall made several erroneous rulings that greatly prejudiced Ms. Zhou, such as…read morefailing to amend the minute order, hastily dismissing the opponent with prejudice at an unwarranted ex parte hearing without considering the timely filed first amended complaint, and denying Ms. Zhou the opportunity to reverse these incorrect rulings through an ex parte hearing before another judge. 2. Judge Samuel McAdams unjustly thwarted the reversal of Judge Fall's erroneous rulings by staying Ms. Zhou's "motion to vacate" for 87 days without a valid reason, resulting in the motion being excluded from the mandatory 75-day ruling window. 3. Judge Stephen Mock, without considering the merits of the case or the pending motions, unjustly ordered Ms. Zhou to pay $45,000 in attorney's fees within 2 months, disregarding the fact that the defendant cited an outdated agreement to obtain the fees. Judge Mock then disqualified himself pursuant to CCP section 170.1 after refusing to allow the first amended complaint to stand. 4. When Ms. Zhou challenged Judge Mock's unjust attorney's fee ruling, Judge McAdams disregarded the case's merits and stayed the case "for all purposes," halting the proceedings against all other defendants. Video evidence shows Judge McAdams improperly removing Ms. Zhou from the Zoom hearing when she raised the issue of the defendants citing an outdated agreement to obtain attorney's fees, but he denied this occurrence when he disqualified himself using the excuse of making the recusal decision after the ruling window closed. It appears that delaying hearings and using the "ruling window" as an excuse to avoid facing the real issues is a common loophole exploited by some individuals within the legal system. 5. The defendant filed a frivolous complaint based on a concocted lie that could not sustain a demurrer. However, Judge Maguire stayed the demurrer motion to await the appeal result, citing the norm that demurrers are generally overruled. In fact, frivolous complaints cannot sustain a demurrer, but Judge Maguire refused to read and rule on Ms. Zhou's motion. When Ms.Zhou filed a motion to lift the stay, Judge Maguire acknowledged the complaint was unrelated to the appeal but nonetheless refused to rule on the demurrer. 6. The Yolo Superior Court clerk incorrectly invalidated Ms. Zhou's fee waiver, using an "automatic invalidation" rule. When Ms. Zhou searched online and challenged which rule they followed to invalidate the fee waiver, the court stated that it was an old rule, which had been outdated by a new rule about 1-2 years ago. However, the rule governing fee waivers, Cal. Gov. Code § 68639, has been in effect since 2009 and has never been outdated or updated. When questioned about the exact code of the rule that had expired and that the court used to invalidate Ms. Zhou's fee waiver, the court refused to provide an answer, citing "privacy issues." This demonstrates a clear misapplication of the law by the court clerk and a lack of transparency in the court's decision-making process. 7. Billionaire defendants' attorney, Ravinder Mehta, argued in the respondent's brief that the self-represented plaintiff should be treated as if represented by an attorney. However, Ms.Zhou was not afforded the same opportunities as attorneys to correct errors and faced numerous instances of unfair treatment.

    Yolo County Clerk Recorder

    Yolo County Clerk Recorder

    4.0
    (5 reviews)

    My special day was made possible. I am so thankful that Lupe and Dana made me so happy on my…read moreanniversary. I made my appointment with easy online. Walked in and filled additional paper work presented my ID and it was on.

    The worst experience with this place. Rude and lazy employees who don't want to do their job and…read morewould rather sit and gossip. I called to obtain a property record. When I asked if I could obtain the owner's name, the woman on the phone sighed LOUDLY and informed me she would need to go into another system to get that info and then just sat there on the phone. Was she expecting me to say "no don't go through the trouble, that's ok"? So I just sat there. Finally she says "hold on". Comes back, gives me the name. I ask her the spelling of the last name because it could be spelled two ways. She sighs again and confirms spelling. I asked her if I could have the owner's address so I could send a letter. She says she can't provide that. I asked her what is the process to obtain the info and she says "please do your research". I told her she already told me I can't get the info myself online so how I can research it? I asked again and she repeated "please do your research" AGAIN. Finally I spoke to her manager, Adrian, who was just as low energy but he said you can come in anytime to search the record. Wow that was all she had to say. Given that their website is NOT specific on processes AT ALL for all the myriad of records you could obtain, I just wanted to be sure before I went all the way there. When I went in I searched for the record but nothing was coming up. After much back and forth with the girl at the counter she says well you need to change the R in the document number to two zeroes (!!!!). WHAT? Like I would've known that. She was so busy (with no other customers there) and just wanted to hang out and talk with her coworker the whole time. Way to go YOLO county, you suck.

    California Highway Patrol - Woodland

    California Highway Patrol - Woodland

    3.0
    (4 reviews)

    Yesterday CHP Officer Tim is a great man. He went ABOVE AND BEYOND duty to help me yesterday when I…read morehad no help at all I truly appreciate him God bless him God protect him and keep him safe everywhere he goes and everything he does with the CHP this was around 1:00 and 2:30 p.m. yesterday I hope he gets to kudos he deserves cuz he's an excellent guy God bless you officer Tim

    For a police station this place is not too bad. I never had a bad perspective on police stations,…read morebut I have had bad experiences with police not helping out. I assumed this place was going to be the same, but it wasn't. My husband's cousin received a ticket on the freeway because he was speeding at 85. The officer said it was a 65 freeway. They took his car away since he didnt have a driver's license. He asked me and my friend to help take out his car. When he called this office an officer told him that he need two licensed drivers to take it out. When we went the officer ignored us at first. I'm pretty sure they do this because they think that everyone that walks in there is probably someone that broke the law. The officer stared at us and told us he would be with us in a minute after standing in front of the window for awhile. There was someone sitting at the waiting area, but we honestly don't know how long he was there. When the officer finally attended us he asked my husband's cousin if he was the one that called earlier about taking out his car. He said yes and then asked us for our driver licenses. We gave it to him but he didn't even stare at us. When my husband's cousin started talking to him very nicely the officer started being friendly. It wasn't too bad. He gave us directions on where his car was. It is a highway patrol office and obviously I didn't expect it to be a 5 star experience haha.

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