Closed lobby at 742 PM. Lobby should be open for drop off…read moreand check mailbox Am sure the post office will claim crimes or people doing things in the lobby - but you can lock the lobby at 10pm or so for late drop offs and check boxes we pay for Wasted trip here

They're service is fine in house from my experience, but nobody ever answers the phone no matter…read morewhat time of day you call and you get a long fax beep after many rings. Being disabled, I'm not going to drive down there for every little question I may come up with once in a great while. It would be nice if they'd pick up their phone like they used to.

Imma be clear and honest with this. One of the instructors failed me on 3 errors when it's was…read moresupposed to be could be 15. Then one my 2nd attempt I failed again with one major error. I took someone's advice and did the driver test on a different location.

At The DMV In The City Of KING..!!! Got Here At 7:30 am To Be The First In Line...!! And Of Course…read moreOther People Are Showing Up As Well. My Fiancée Needs To Renew Her Drivers License And Apply For The REAL ID..!!! So Couldn't Apply Online Because They Wanna See PROPER Paperwork. A Little More Information Than You Need Just For as License. Hopefully We're In And Out..??

If you're trying to speak with someone, make sure to make an appointment to skip the line and long…read morewaits. Everyone was super helpful. Limited staff so be prepared to wait a couple hours if your walking in without an appointment.

One of the most uncomfortable office experiences I've had. A couple months ago while waiting, there…read morewas an older couple there with their grandchild who had a small toy making noise. The security guard loudly called them out in front of everyone and said kids and dogs were not allowed, forcing one of them to wait outside in the car with the little girl. It just felt unnecessarily harsh and embarrassing. Not everyone has childcare available. Then today, the same security guard was constantly yelling at people about phones and noise levels, while ironically being the loudest person in the entire office himself. The environment felt tense and uncomfortable the whole time. Even some employees were raising their voices and speaking with bad attitudes. I completely understand wanting people to be respectful and quiet, but there's a difference between maintaining order and making everyone feel intimidated. If someone's phone vibrating or someone coughing is considered disruptive, employees and security should also be held to the same standard of professionalism and respect.

Couldn't have a more beautiful day at the mid-week celebration of Future Farmers of America FFA…read moreweek. Teens preparing for a car parade, the town is festooned with yellow and blue. Today we see the community spirit shining outward.

A few months out of the year you can sign up for a guided tour of the lighthouse and its grounds…read more You meet the ranger at an abandoned motel and then follow them into the lighthouse property. It's two hours of walking so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You'll see beautiful landscapes, historic buildings on the property and you'll go inside the lighthouse itself. You will not get to climb to the top of the lighthouse though. It's a beautiful way to spend time so I highly recommend you do this tour at least once if it's available during the time you're in the area.

First lit in 1875, the Piedras Blancas lighthouse is a National Historic Landmark as well as a…read moredesignated Outstanding Natural Area! It's surrounded by a marine sanctuary and the beaches and rocks are full of seabirds and elephant seals and more. If you can manage to get tickets for a tour, I highly recommend you jump on it - they're infrequent with limited availability - but so worth it! The tour starts at an old, out-of-use motel nearby - then you all get in your cars and follow the guide into the light station complex. After parking, you meet the tour guide for the grounds and they give a talk. Then you're free to explore for the rest of your allotted time. There are lots of historical buildings on the grounds to explore - with little "museums" in the gift shop, fog signal house, and lighthouse itself. You can even still see the foundation area of the original 1906 keeper's house - but the building was moved to nearby Moonstone Beach. You can't tour it but it's available to rent for overnight stays! Sadly, the top three floors of the lighthouse had to be taken down due to repeated earthquake damage - so the original lens (a first order Fresnel) was moved and is on display in nearby Cambria. But the signal is still functional and flashes every 10 seconds on its temporary replacement lens. They do have plans to fully restore the lighthouse to all its former glory - but are still trying to raise the funds - they have a GoFundMe on their website if you're interested. The grounds have tons of trails all around with amazing views of all the beaches and "piedras blancas" or "white stones" - covered in sea birds and seals! Definitely don't miss out on at least some of them. My only complaint is that they only give one tour a day (starting at 945am) and only allow you a total of two hours to explore - which is definitely not even close to being enough imo. Our tour guide's talk was 40-45 mins long so that left only about an hour to see all the museums and buildings and explore the trails. And they're strict on the time limit too :( But it's still totally worth it - and actually it's probably better for the protected nature environment lol! So see it if you get a chance bc it's a rare luxury!

Whether one is interested in architecture, history, or religion, the Mission San Antonio de Padua…read moreis an interesting destination. The Mission is remotely nested near the Santa Lucia mountains approximately 30 miles north of Paso Robles, and is another one-half hour drive off the 101 freeway on back roads. One passes through the Hunter Liggett Military Reservation near the very small village of Jolon. The isolated and picturesque area is quite different from the other established California missions. Think of the song, "Home on the Range" - "...where the deer and the antelope play"... but in this case, it is where the deer and wild pigs roam. This mission was the third of the twenty-one missions in California founded in 1771 by the Franciscans. The remote area posed many challenges over the hundreds of years it existed, a few times almost abandoned. Currently, the Mission San Antonio de Padua has a museum highlighting life from its original working days when the Salinans, an indigenous people of the area, worked with the Franciscans. There is an active parish along with a gift shop, restored buildings and a courtyard. The Mission offers cuttings of established roses and grapes for a small donation. Mission San Antonio de Padua also hosts group retreats. There are picnic tables on the grounds of this secluded mission where we enjoyed a light lunch we brought with us. Toilet facilities are limited.

Located at the end of Mission Road in Jolon, CA. It was founded by Fr. Junipero Serra in 1761 and…read moreis the 3rd of California's 21 missions. It was quite a drive to the mission from the main road/freeway. Tours are self-guided and are free. Donations are welcomed. Their gift shop is vast with works from various local and native artists. Cash transactions are preferred, otherwise there's a fee to use credit cards. The garden is beautiful. The fountain is a soothing flow of crisp water. Staff were so helpful and knowledgeable. They conduct retreats as well.

I work here. It's a huge facility, repurposed from the old VA hospital. As such, the facility is…read moredeeply spooky and quite haunted. On our floor, we're at the very end of a long hallway that dead ends. And our offices constantly smell of burnt toast. Why? No one knows, and it's kinda creepy. There are none of the classical "cold spots", but there are moving "hot spots", where several people will suddenly feel a large increase in temperature. Wierd. There are also odd flushing noises from walls that are basically just office partitions, and sounds of running water where there are no water pipes. Lights flicker, chairs and equipment randomly rearrange on their own. Phones randomly ring with no caller data. Wireless drops in wierd ways at odd times. I like the work, and I like the people, but the creepy pasta factor is way high.

Great people with a wonderful setting. Super responsive to all requests. Comparable to libraries…read morefrom much larger cities.

I love our village library. It's small but it has a section for little kids, a section for teens…read more(homework!), an outdoor patio, a real fireplace, free wifi and magazines, and helpful librarians. The hours are understandably limited given the limited funding and relatively small local population. They even have special events (pet a snake!) and are a critical community resource. I hope maybr day the CV wine tourist destination will someday include a literary portion as well =)

We ran over what appeared to be one of the tacks from a tack strip (chasing a bad guy). It quickly…read moretook all of the air out of our tire and we didn't see a gas station so pulled over at the exit when two SUPER nice CHP officers pulled over and guided us to Tire King in King City. While we were getting the tire looked at, the CHP office called and asked if one of the tacks from a tack strip that they threw out earlier had caused our flat tire. At that time, we didn't think so but we thanked them and said goodbye. We later found out that indeed the tack was hollow, as tack strips are and the CHP is now reimbursing us for the tire. I felt so taken care of by these officers. I hope they got the bad guy earlier!

I know the COs working visiting are not our friends but no need for all the extra attitude…read moreespecially at 830am. Like u literally just got here, who done pissed u off already. If your not happy at ur job, QUIT.

I have never been there to visit but will be visiting soon. When I tell you the level of disrespect…read morethese CO's have is terrible. They are constantly taunting my man. I hear it all the time when we are talking. When he stands up for his rights without any type of violence they press for an alarm on him. They know he is supposed to be coming home soon and it seems they just keep coming at him just to see how far they can push him. I have documented every incident and I will be helping my man consult an attorney in regards to the harassment he is constantly dealing with. This prison is the absolute worse. if you know anyone incarcerated here and they feel as if they are being harassed keep a record of this and pursue a lawsuit for harassment they need to learn these inmates have rights and are humans too