The 15 freeway is a major highway in California. I have driven on the 15 freeway as south as San…read moreDiego and as north as Las Vegas, with stops in between such as Temecula, Lake Elsinore, East Vale, Ontario, Fontana, Barstow, Calico, and Henderson. The drive is mostly enjoyable as long as you avoid traffic hours. Not too much of a scenic route but it gets me where I need to go.

Not entirely sure how this stretch of the 15 is a historical landmark or point of interest, but as…read moreI'm a passenger on a long journey and this popped up, I'll review it for ya'll. Long stretch of highway with pretty much nothing along the way. 3 lane highway with either the world's slowest and fastest drivers in California. Lol! Barstow is your best bet to stop and fill up, use restrooms, grab a bite and stretch your legs. Other than that, you'll pay higher prices. Baker is a quick fun stop (i would avoid on the weekends!) Other than that.. take your time, set your cruise control, stay in the right two lanes unless passing. Drive safe my friends.

The Hesperia branch library does not accept phone calls. I called the number listed on google and…read moreit just says the hours and hangs up on you. I can't get a hold of any person to ask a simple question. Idk why businesses think their website answers everyone's questions, as it does not. What lengths do they expect people to go to, to donate?

For a county library it's not bad…read more It's always clean and the staff is helpful and friendly. They have a lot of books, but it seems like the books we want are nearly always checked out or they just don't have them there. Many times the system shows the book is there but no matter what we do, we can't find it. Like things are just slightly out of order on the shelf or someone hid it and it's just no where to be found. The kids love that they have tablets but it wish they had a cozier spot for little ones, like some bean bags or comfy chairs.. the tiny chairs aren't very adult friendly and my toddler refuses to sit anywhere else lol. I do love the self check out and drop off, it makes it so you can easily get in and out when it's crowded and not have to wait in a giant line.

I'd give 5 stars if it weren't for the rude, young, Hispanic security guard. He used fowl language…read morein front of me (the F word) when speaking to another guard. There were two security guards on my visit to this office... a tall, bald white guy, and this younger Hispanic male. The white guy stood by the front door, and greeted people as they entered the building. The Hispanic security guard sat at a desk underneath one of the monitors. He was very unfriendly, which was quite a contrast to all the other workers I encountered here, who were all very cool. This young man should learn how not to be rude, and how to treat customers. He seems to have an attitude problem. Anyhow, I visited here 3 times in the past 2 weeks. All three times when I was helped at a window by an employee, they were all nice, and treated me with respect. One thing that I wish they would improve upon is, the loud speaker that calls out the numbers. I can't make out what number they are calling, because the sound is not clear. It seems too loud, and so the sound is heavily distorted. I bet you might be able to make out what number they are calling better, if you were outside somewhere. Or, if they simply turned down the volume. So yea, the loud speaker is so loud inside, I just can't make out the number. I discovered the numbers being called do not always appear on the monitor screen, so you can't rely on that, either. When I thought I made out a few numbers on my ticket, I approached the window cautiously and after providing my number, asked if he had actually called it. He replied, "yes". I was assisted by a very competent Asian guy. On my previous visit, I was assisted by an old white man, who was also helpful and pleasant. Like I said, I would give 5+ stars if it weren't for that rude Hispanic security guard. If he is going to sit on his a** and do nothing, he could atleast be kind to people. Geez. Just for the record, I hate to have to describe people by their possible race, but I do not know the names of any of these people. This review is for the SSA office in Victorville ONLY. I am not including anyone who I spoke to on the 800 national number. I called that number in March, and spoke to a woman who gave me 100% false, incorrect information, which led to me waiting months and months, wondering why I wasn't hearing from anyone. The instant that I made an appointment at my local SSA office in Victorville, I started to get my case processed right away. Thank you.

very helpful and clean office with not a long wait. Staff very nice and cheerful attituderead more

It should be noted that this is a dispatch office only and that the shelter is actually located at…read more21779 Zuni Riad, Apple Valley 760-955-5089. If you need a city dog license, it can be purchased at City Hall .... I actually came on the wrong dog gon' day.... no pun intended lol. But I shall return ((smile)) I forgot this was a holiday..... I hope this helps all future pet lovers.

The Dam Keeper's House at Big Bear Lake is a piece of history that's both fascinating and tragic…read more According to the USDA Forest Service, the house was built in October 1890 from hand-cut granite blocks, constructed using stone from the same quarry as the original dam. For nearly 100 years, it served as home to over a dozen dam keepers and their families, including the well-known Bill Knickerbocker, who lived there with his family between 1909 and 1918. The Dam Keeper's House also played a feature in the 1930's Frankenstein film series. When the Municipal Water District purchased the lake in 1977 and ended the practice of releasing water for irrigation, the role of a resident dam keeper became unnecessary. The water company handed the stone house over to the Forest Service, hoping it could be preserved as a museum. Sadly, those plans never materialized and the Dam Keeper's House is slowly departing us. Visiting this site is both beautiful and sad. Witnessing the ruins and vandalism while seeing breathtaking views of the lake is bittersweet. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend visting to witness history that is fading. It's free to park (on the side of the road) and visit. Just be cautious when entering and treat it with respect as a historical landmark should be treated.

The City of Rancho Cucamonga Civic Center came together to a local legend, Mr. Dutton with a very…read morespecial signage dedication, recognizing his hard work and lasting impact on this thriving community in Rancho Cucamonga. The mayor, senator, and local dignitaries were in attendance to celebrate a true hometown hero whose legacy continues to inspire. Kara, his daughter show so much courage and she definitely walking in her father's legacy. Gone, but never forgotten Rancho Cucamonga Living Magazine.

Located in San Bernardino county, Rancho Cucamonga in just south of the San Gabriel Mountains. It…read moreis the 28th most populated city in California.

Great selection for a small library. The staff was very helpful getting the books that I wanted…read moreand finding ones that were not at this branch.

I grew up spending my summers in Crestline and wish this had been here when I was young. That and I…read morewish my parents had thought to take me to the library to break up the summer monotony. As a grown up coming on vacation, it was wonderful to see this cute little library tucked in right across Lake Gregory. It was very clean, had a gorgeous view, and the staff member I spoke with was super helpful and friendly. I'm so glad to see this branch in the Crestline community. Did I mention the beautiful view from their deck??? That sealed the deal for me. If you're looking for Make 'n' Takes for your little ones, they've got those ready to go. They've also got a calendar with a list of events for everyone of all ages. If you want to check out a book while visiting the San Bernardino Mountains, I'm not quite sure their policies regarding how to obtain a library card. So call ahead!

Went on a ride along, all the deputies are great. But Adrick Davis was great. He was my deputy but…read morehe was young and great. Very nice guy and a great sheriff and I learned more from him than any veteran cops I've done ride along with I would recommend him if you ever do a ride along

This is in Regards to to what was THEE absolutely Best Sheriff I have had the Pleasure of Meeting…read more Officer Hector Cuevas ABSOLUTELY Extremely Professional, Extremely Caring and a Pleasure to speak with! God Bless Officer Cuevas