By far one of the nicest libraries I've been too…read more Not a lot people reading but what would you expect when everyone is glued to their phones. The employees are really helpful and nice. Love that they have a section for audiobooks. The parking lot is a bit cramped but it's a really big lot

My 15 month old, partner, and I love coming here for Thursday lapsit story time (10:30am) with Mr…read more Alex and Mr. Eric! I would recommend to come early since parking fills up due to paid parking in Old Town Orange down the street. We love all songs that all the kids end up loving to memorize and dancing to! After some songs and stories there is free play for around 30 more minutes. Other than story time, the Children's part of the library is a fun place for kids to play puzzles, crawl under an orange, and find some books to take home.

This place has everything you needed: books for random reading on the second and third floors,…read moreseats for sitting down and studying on every floor with a faculty member/friends/yourself, a nice cafe, restrooms, computer labs/classes, a Holocaust memorial museum, offices for faculty members to own and use, awesome wifi, kind/friendly/professional staff members, and an IT team that can give you a new and free ID as long as you have your old and worn one with you, along with helping you sign into your Chromebook if you have any issues.

Chapman University has several different type of Libraries, being that it is a private University…read more It remind me a little bit of the Claremont Colleges Libraries in the City of Claremont. I have friends I'd visit with here and help them study, So many books and diffferent resources to use here. I love it here, and I miss all the days of hanging out with my friends.

+ Most beautiful library I've ever visited. Fancy layout, elegant decor…read more + Spacious, peaceful. + Located in the middle of HB Park, a giant, beautiful park that often hosts events like cultural festivals. . Lots of people coming and going in both the park & library. - Sundays, doesn't open til noon.

It's not just a library; it's a place where you can escape and find a tranquil space. The water…read morefountain is a bit loud, but still nice Staff are friendly and knowledgeable A lot of the books have a big wait list Love the different sections, some parts are aged, could Use some revamping. But regardless, it's nice for a library

This was my first experience at the current Yorba Linda library. I used to visit the previous…read morelocation frequently. This was the location of the polling booths for the primary election that I was assigned to. So I ventured to the new library. Parking was easy and plentiful with numerous spaces available that are covered by solar panels allowing guests to park in the shade. I was in a hurry so I didn't walk most of the library, I just walked into the room that was being used as a polling place, checked in, received my ballot, voted, and submitted the ballot into the machine, and exited the library all in about 10 minutes. I'll return in the future to explore the grounds and campus. What I saw was clean, nice, and tastefully appointed.

They do such a great job of welcoming in community members. This event was a Star Wars theme. They…read morehad characters, crafts, the had painting, Photo Booth and more. The special Star Wars themed puppet show was a lot of fun.

Great library but the librarians don't follow the rules. They allow this man to come and use the…read morestudy rooms like his own personal office every day. He is very loud as he holds Zoom business calls at high decibels. When I asked why they allow it because it was incredibly loud and disruptive, the Librarian (middle aged tall white dude with a condescending, sardonic attitude) said it was fine and that he allows him to use the City of Orange Library study space as his office on a daily basis. He said its not against the rules (see the attached picture of the actual rules enacted by the Board of Trustees) and that he has worked at the library for 17 years and can change the rules if he wants to. Hate to see government employees acting entitled to using government property as they wish. Here is a shot of the man setup in his office hosting meetings in the public library.

Small library but good for the people living around the area. Don't expect they have a wide…read moreselections of books but basic ones are easy to find.

Amazing. The staff is friendly.This library will encourage your kids to read…read more And if they don't want to read the books, they have activity schedules each month and computers for your children.

Place to stop for research and break to read and watch Disney movies as it's very close to…read moreDisneyland

I came here to get a specific book that this library had and none of the other OC libraries had…read more(about an Arctic shipwreck). Of course you can have a book shipped from any OC library to one close to you but I was curious about the Tustin library, never having been there. I walked in and my first impression - it's HUGE. An enormous lobby with a large children's section to the right and a larger adult area to the left. The library was neat and well organized - I found the book within a minute. So I browsed around a bit and ended up getting a couple others too. On my way to check out my books I passed a classroom full of computers, and it appeared as though some sort of class had just adjourned. Other reviews mention it is a bit noisy here but I honestly didn't experience that on a weekday afternoon. Since I did self-checkout, I didn't interact with any of the librarians so I was unable to impress them with riveting conversation about the Dewey Decimal System.

when the irvine libraries split from the ocpl system, i ended up switching over to tustin since…read moreit's the closest location to me now. the location itself is really nice. it's in the civic center, so you've got the community center and police department right there, and there are a bunch of food and drink spots across the street if you want to grab something before or after. there's plenty of parking outside, but even then on busy days it can get full really fast. there are also bathrooms available but you need to ask the library for the code to access, as i believe it changes daily. they also have a security guard who stands by the door. inside, the library is super spacious, but it's not the quietest. i wouldn't really recommend it as a study or focus spot if that's what you're looking for since it can get pretty loud, especially with kids. there is a separate quiet room, but it seems more geared toward teens. i do wish the books were organized a little better. sometimes it feels like a maze trying to find something, especially not knowing if it'll be in teen/young adult or general fiction. i'm also not the biggest fan of how the manga is set up since it's split into two different areas and i'm not really sure why. that said, the staff has always been super friendly and helpful. i also love that they have a rotating table of themed recommendations. right now it's ren faire reads, but they've done things like blind date with a book for valentine's and other themed picks based on different time periods too. overall, it's a very nice facility with a wide selection of books, from new releases, manga, kids and teens books, etc.

I only come here to vote. There is ample parking and the poll workers are helpful. There is usually…read morea crowd at this polling center but I guess because I'm doing early voting, many will procrastinate and vote on June 2nd.

We come to this library almost every week. It's small but quiet and have a good selection of books…read morefor kids. They also have a lot of different activities and events; the staff here are also super nice.

This is a small, tucked in library that's so precious to us. All the ladies working at this library…read moreare so sweet and they make us feel like family. They do everything in their power to make the visit special for the little ones. They have ongoing games, crafts, fun backpacks and games to check out, coloring sheets, stickers, and story time. My little one always looks forward to coming here. They also have a curb side pickup which is so handy when you got littles passed out on the car. The library may be small but you can put items on hold online and they'll have it ready to pick up. They also have an inter library loan system where they get to borrow books from any library in the US. They recently brought a few items into their library of things including magnet tiles, and a steel tongue drum. This little library feels like a world of possibility at our finger tips and we're so grateful!

This is a small community library that packs a lot in its walls. There are very helpful associates,…read morelots of seating, books, and computers. They offer classes (like pajama story time), contests and group activities. Clean and well kept. Combined parking near restaurants so you may need to walk a bit depending on when you go. My suggestion would be to clearly mark age ranges for book sections so you can readily see which section to go to for your child. Great job Villa Park!

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum is a beautiful place for its normal purpose, but…read morebecame spectacular for a special wedding.The entrance is well secured and features the Presidential Seal embedded in the floor tiles and a few quotes from President Clinton and Senator Dole. The grounds are well maintained and was the perfect backdrop for an outdoor wedding, greatly assisted by SoCal weather. The ballroom features beautiful chandeliers and paintings of other Presidents and luminaries. 4.5 stars

Having toured all 16 U.S. presidential libraries, I find Nixon's quite remarkable! We've enjoyed…read morefree Sunday concerts there in the theater, walked throughout the grounds and the indoor museum, and marveled at the care with which his life story and impact were eloquently documented and coordinated. This is one of the few places where a presidential birthplace and burial site are both on the same grounds. Amidst a gorgeous reflecting pool, rose garden, and the palm trees typical of Southern California, Richard Nixon and his wife are buried about 50 feet from his birth home. The house lies in its original footprint when Francis Nixon built the modest house on a rural citrus ranch in 1912. It's perfectly preserved in the middle of a busy suburban setting today, included in the tour. Surprises within the sprawling complex include a replica of the living room at the Nixon's beach house in San Clemente, a full-scale replica of the Oval Office, a chunk of the Berlin Wall, and oil from Saudi Arabia's first oil well. There are countless other artifacts! Best of all, you might enter the museum thinking of Nixon as scandalous, a Republican who became America's only president to resign. But you'll leave with a deep understanding of, and appreciation for, the impact Nixon had on abolishing the military draft, developing relations with China, and signing legislation that would advance women's sports, protect countries against nuclear war, desegregate southern schools, protect the environment, and even initiate the end of the Cold War.