I came here to prove my innocence... okay, okay, I'm joking. Mostly. I actually visited the West Covina Courthouse for a background check related to a job and needed documentation showing I have no criminal record. I arrived around 2:30 PM, and honestly the most annoying part was parking. Finding a spot wasn't too difficult, but the walk from the parking area to the courthouse entrance felt like it was on the complete opposite side of the property. Add a little afternoon sun, and it became a mini workout. Once inside, though, everything was surprisingly smooth. Security moved quickly, the staff were organized, and I was directed to the criminal clerk's office. The employee who helped me was absolutely wonderful. She was friendly, efficient, and had me taken care of in no time. I also stopped by the small claims/civil court area to get information on another matter, and everyone I interacted with was professional and helpful. Maybe I caught them on a good day, but the whole experience gave me unexpected Legally Blonde energy. Everyone seemed to know what they were doing, people were pleasant, and things moved along without the chaos I usually associate with government buildings. Timing probably plays a huge role, but my visit was quick, easy, and far less stressful than I expected. For a trip to the courthouse, that's about as good as it gets. read more

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What a pleasant surprise this building we'll keep and not busy at all. Plenty of parking . No lines for court day.

I want to tell you my story. I was in a West Covina courtroom, and Ben-Li Chow wouldn't let me speak as the plaintiff, and kept giving the defendant the chance to speak. He even had the audacity to discuss with the defendant whether the attorney fees he requested were reasonable (don't you know that California law prohibits small claims courts from supporting attorney fee requests?). The most ridiculous thing is that the defendant admitted in court that he owed me money, but Ed Chau didn't even support my request. What kind of shitty judge is Ed Chau? Ed Chau, Gavin Newsom, who nominated Ed Chau, and the West Covina Courthouse where Ed Chau sits. How many lives and families have you destroyed? You are a cancer on California. Not only should you be fired by taxpayers, you should also go to hell. 周本立 操你妈 read more

Worst customer service ever! I guess we are all supposed to know how to fill out legal documents, no help but if a mistake is made...guess what? They tell you to go out of the 3 person office area to hallway and there is No chairs, privacy desk/booth etc. You have use an old podium which is to be attended by law enforcement and is empty or a bench outside courtrooms? This whole building needs a makeover inside. Also, if you don't like your job at a customer service public window, please get out! read more

Never a fan of going to court but unfortunately I got a speeding ticket for supposedly going 88 which I knew was pretty impossible. I will and always have admitted if I was but no I wasn't. It's even funnier watching this happen while watch other driver hittin 100 plus that I get stopped, maybe for not going fast enough. So I dragged this ticket out 6months already and it's time to deal with it. So I have to drive about 25 miles or more from home to come to this very old dreary building where I will have no fun at expecting the worse. The judge first off was actually a nice guy, he was just trying to get threw this cases and on with his merry day. Get em in get em out. Me being lucky enough to be 2nd I'm alphabetical order, I was done faster than it took me to get there. Though I knew not guilty, just so I didn't have to come back here ever again I just plead guilty, got my about $1400 ticket chopped down to $500 and traffic court which is no biggy. Not as terrible as I would have assumed, I can now put this behind me and hope to never come back again. If u do I hope I get that judge that I got. read more

This is by far one of the longest court waits ive been through nothing like San Bernardino county which is more organized and tend to get you out quick the judges are constantly taking breaks and the DA doesnt care to speed up the case process they will hold you after lunch for no reason. read more

I'm giving it 2 stars because when I went to use the restroom by the snack bar you can see through the wall between the stalls.. A Lady was in the Next stall n she was looking at me.. I felt uncomfertble going to the restroom.. This courthouse is so old n not much snacks.. they should build a cafetería.. All the workers I talked to were friendly.. Trey Torres was very helpful too.. Thank you.. read more

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I had to come here to pay a simple ticket. Real simple like not having my license plates on my car. My husband had knee surgery and he came with me. The parking lot is so far from the entrance it's ridiculous. There's no handicap entrance, Get in here and their bathrooms are disgusting absolutely disgusting. SMELL like urine.super filthy . I understand you need to have security measures in place. You also need to have handicap friendly entrances and clean bathrooms. Gross just gross . read more

I call during clerk hours like it says ans it's 1pm and they're saying it's close but hours are 8:30-4:30 ?????

Grandaughter had a terrible jury duty experience!! I told her to never come back to West Covina again judge was very rude

Judy answering the phones is rude and unhelpful So is everyone else at the sheriffs office don't come here they don't help you read more

Came to file paperwork at small claims. This is a fairly small courthouse with only two windows, so plan an waiting for sometime and be patient. When it was my turn to be called Kan was super helpful! He was knowledgeable, personable and very customer service oriented, which I very much appreciated. I understand it's never a fun thing to come to court, but when you are treated like a normal person, the overall experience isn't too bad. Thank you K Quach for being helpful and answering all my questions and having me in & out quickly! read more

Their number does not allow you to speak to a live person, no matter what option you choose. You only get a recorded message no matter what option you choose, that drones on and on with general information but never tells you anything specific. It's designed to wear you down so you give up. They should be legally required to have a live operator answering the phone, but they don't. read more

Decided to write this review is for the first-timers that are reporting for Jury Duty. I like to plan ahead and couldn't find a good amount of details. When I got there someone came up to me asking if I knew where to go for Jury Duty so I figured I wasn't the only one that was lost going in. Soo, I'll lay out what to do/where to go if you happen to be serving Jury Duty here. The instructions on your summons let you know where you can park, try not to park in the spots that have numbers as those are not free; you have to buy a permit at the machines near the stairs that lead to the courthouse (assuming you're on the 1st floor). I didn't park on the upper levels so I can't say where they are up there. Report time was 8:00 AM and I got there around 7:45 with ample parking on the first floor. The free 4 Hour parking spots are located on the far back of the lot - assuming you enter the structure from Sunset; if you enter the structure from Garvey the 4 hour parking spots are on the far left. Where you go to report is through the NORTH side of the courthouse. The South side is the side that faces the 24 hour fitness (as a reference) and is the entrance everyone else uses. The North side entrance is for Jury and employees so there should not be a long line at all compared to what I've read on the South side. So don't worry too much about getting there super early to compensate for a line. Once you park you walk up the stairs towards the courthouse building and on your way there will walk past a building (on your left hand side) that has "Police" on it. Walking past the building hit a left and you will see a red sign that reads "Juror Entrance" with a nice big arrow on the top corner of the next building (the courthouse). I will post a (likely bad) illustration of the directions to help with the visualization. Entering the building you'll go through a metal detector. It's recommended you don't wear hats/beanies (they'll also tell you this inside if you do). There's a dress code for business casual, but it's fine to wear casual on the first day because "you don't know" (wink wink). After the metal detector you'll throw a right then a quick left, walk to the end of the hallway where you will find a door on your right hand side. This door will also have a sign that will say something close to "Juror Room" or something like that. This is where you will spend your morning watching the orientation and filling out/ turning in your summons. The moderator was/is really nice, bless that woman. I recommend you pay attention and don't ask dumb questions. And by dumb I mean asking something that they just went over because she will be a little sassy. Who wouldn't be though - you're not paying attention which is really all you have to do. As far as directions go that's all you need. Below is just added details on what happens after you get there. Don't need to go on if you don't want to. If you don't know, you are reporting on a 1-Day/1-Trial service. What that means is if you are NOT chosen to be on a jury, you will only be there for that 1-Day. If you are selected you will serve the length of the 1-Trial. After you watch the orientation video, which I found pretty funny because it was a combination of informing you of the procedure and trying to make it "cool". Like they try to pitch to you how awesome this is and all that. I mean, the fact they have to sell it is what was funny to me, but I digress. After the video you will just sit there until you're given instructions to fill out your summons (if you haven't already) and fill out a questionnaire - which you will then turn in to the moderator once you're done. The questionnaire is a little paper with 3 questions. Afterwards you will just sit and chill until the moderator call your name and what court room to report to. You'll likely have a long lunch - my lunch was 2.5 hours (ayyeee). You will return at 1:30 so from whenever you're called to 1:30 is your lunch. Some may be shorter, others may be longer. That's all you need to know to get you started. Everything else will be given to you once the time comes. The experiences is more "meh", it's just something you do. What made things nice for me personally is that I had conversations with people (the person who was also lost from the beginning of my story) and after lunch I ended up talking to a police officer who was giving a testimony in a different room. At the end of the day, turns out the group I was in was there as alternates, so I was only there for the 1-Day. If you're not open to talking it will just feel like a bore and take longer. If you're open to conversation the people are generally friendly. Keep in mind you're all strangers to one another so if you put out a hand it's very likely they will reciprocate. This may be hard to start though because A LOT are just on their phones. Totally up to you how you want to do it. Hope this was of some help and congratulations (lol). read more

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Actually had a pretty good experience for Jury Duty. Everyone was kind and helpful. Parking was not a problem. read more

I just read reviews on the West Covina Courthouse and I'm not sure if people were expecting a five star resort but it's a courthouse. Everyone that works there was polite and didn't go out of their way to be rude. I can understand employees being short with people since they work at a courthouse and unfortunately they have to deal with maybe people not being in the best moods since they're going to court or paying for a ticket so sorry it's not Disneyland. I actually was there to pay for a speeding ticket and request traffic school. I made an appointment but there was obviously no point in that since you have to stand in a line anyways. I got there at 8:00am and parked in a parking spot that was free parking from 8:00am-5:00pm. They do have parking spots with numbers on them that you do have to pay for. The parking structure isn't insanely far from the court building and that's coming from someone that had to walk in the pouring rain. You have to wear a mask, go through a metal detector and that's really it. I got in line and it moved really fast. The clerk that helped me explained everything and was really kind. I didn't use the restroom (because EW public restrooms) but the place didn't seem dirty or crazy busy but I happened to get there right when they opened. Good luck! read more

Nasty ass bathrooms and nice workers but nobody likes court. But this place is a money sucker and the cops purposely ticket people to meet quota always show up though because cops don't! I've had two cases here and both were due to cops meeting their monthly quota. Eye am awakened. Choose another court or don't get caught in LA County. 4/5 judge will work with you and 4/5 cops don't show. They work with you if you work with them. Show up! Free parking on bottom just walk up past the library. They give your options to do community service which is what I did or traffic school. Be respectful and kind. Get thru it! We attract what we reflect. read more

I did not want to be here...BUT I am not here by choice. After all, this place wasn't that bad.... every one I encountered here was all very nice. Including, security at the entrance, security at exit, staffs at the court room and the judge. Here are few tips: # Parking for public is at the top level, no parking fee. (before there's a space # to input at the pay machine). Now it changed to 4 hours free parking. # Most things you actually can do it online at home, or come here wait in line to use their 2 computers. # Be sure to look at the 2 screens for your name and court room #. There are sheets of names outside the court room as well. # The notice said 830 but it won't start til 930 so if you are running a little late. Relax. # The right front 3 rows are for Spanish speakers only. # They call 5 people at a time, approx 60 people in one room. The list runs by the last name, so you will have an idea how soon you will be called. I got the ticket at the end of June, 2014 and it took more than 6 months to be able to see the judge and had everything fixed. I spent 3.5 hrs here plus one hour in the traffic in the morning. Its the system to blame but people who works here are awesome. read more

Everyone hates court so I'll give you some pointers to either avoid coming or waiting in line: Getting extensions, arraignments after a "failure to appear", paying ticket with credit/debit card - West Covina ct has "kiosks" (self-help computers) where you can get an extension on a citation. You just go there, tap in your info, and do what you need. This avoids the long line. You can also get extensions and set up arraignments online at lasuperior something, google it, then select "online services", then "look up ticket number/by license" etc ** Avoiding the wait in line ** *dun dun dun!* Get to the court house 10-20 minutes before closing (4:30pm). Obviously NOT when your ticket is due. Upon entering, the bailiffs will advise you that you won't get helped because it's closing time. Here is the trick... Just wait, once they close the doors a clerk will walk to the back of the line, of course, where you are! He/she will issue you a "fast pass" like Disneyland! The fastpass allows you to come back another day at 9/9:30/10am and just walk right up to the window and NOT wait in line. Typically the wait times are between 40-1 hr wait. I mean if you enjoy standing and waiting--go for it! I don't work here I just visit too often... (sigh). -- Updated 11/16/18: Suggestions above is not legal advice, please proceed with caution -- read more

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Came here to serve for jury duty and as usual, I checked the rest of the place out, just in case I needed to come back in the future. I WOULD... -eat at the cafeteria, there's cheap food, even danger dogs! and healthy options. Nice and quiet and lots of space -serve jury duty - not too much goin on, and you're most likely to get dismissed I would NOT -pay for citations, arrange court appts, or anything else, it gets PACKED! If you have another choice do it! -park here; Parking is kinda weird here too, even if you're serving, you only get 4 hours, otherwise, they ask you to pay...so you pay for parking and THEY'RE asking you to serve? Sheesh! That's all folks :) read more

Got a ticket for not making a complete stop. I received a notice later saying that "At least one of your violations requires proof of correction." What? My citation is NOT subject to proof of correction requirement, and left me very confused. I tried calling but the recorded message tells me that there are no operators available, which means only way to ask any question is by showing up in person. For some reason the police officer V. Mendoza assigned me to West Covina Courthouse instead of Pomona Courthouse by the way. I live in Pomona and received the citation in Pomona near my home. Very strange. read more

It was my time to serve jury duty and i was lucky to serve it here at West Covina. The parking situation isn't bad, except in the early morning when jurors and those paying their tickets and appearing in court are all fighting to get a spot in the free 4 hour parking. And not to mention the metal detector check-in that can have a line so long it reaches the parking structure! Jury check-in is a breeze. I have to hand it to Karen who manages the jurors in the jury assembly room. She is super nice with a great sense of humor. Every courthouse needs someone like her to ease the anxiety of sitting in the assembly room for hours. Overall, this location is clean and it seems like the lines are organized. I hate to say it, but if I have to serve anytime soon, I would rather come here than anywhere else. read more

Filed a small claims case here, by mail. The court clerks processed my documents, and mailed them back to me by US mail. Postdated on December 6th, but received on December 18th, with an indicated court date of December 23rd. Absolutely NO WAY the defendant can be served in time with this date! Got them to call me back, and they said that I could postpone and get a new date if I went to something called "e-Filing" online. Couldn't figure that out (unbelievably complicated), so figured that I would simply appear on the 23rd, but went into the hospital with a heart attack on the 22nd. Got out of the hospital after Christmas and send them a letter via certified mail, explaining what had happened, and all they did is send me a letter back stating that the case had been dismissed. Nothing else. VERY COLD and completely ridiculous way to treat people! read more

I give them a five star because you should always go to court when you get a traffic ticket. Always fight a traffic ticket with a trial. There's a 4 out of 5 chance of cop no-show, which happened during my trial. Speeding ticket dismissed, saved $400 plus traffic school fees. No matter how lazy you feel, the knots in your stomach as you walk into the courtroom, remember cops are humans and they'd rather be out and about than spend their morning/afternoon in a court trial. If money is valuable to you, then show up. read more

Got a traffic ticket and decided to do a Trial by Declaration for it. I came in on a Friday at noon to the Traffic Ticket Clerk's Office and the line was a 10 minute wait. A woman named Lisa, one of the clerks who helped me was very nice and helpful. She explained everything to me and showed me what I needed to do. I was in and out in 20 minutes. Free 4 hour parking on the top level of the parking structure like every else mentioned. read more

Come here to try my luck of finding someone appearing and remembering me at department 1 on 8:30 May 7, 2018. I appeared there and replied "Here" with calling my name! There were too many comers scheduled in the session and judge left too early, so that many cases including mine were not handled. I was shocked through Lyft App my driver license got suspended and later found the reason for it was "Failed to Appear" at that time! I already went to the courthouse five times in total and my case hasn't been settled down during which its computer system got problem and gave me a wrong schedule and also caused the address updating issue for me. I wore the blue shirt and sit on the right wing from entrance of room department 1 at the session. I came from China. There were no other Asians except me sitting on the right wing as I remember. I talked with an Asian guy about 20 years younger than me for a while outside the building, and we confirmed that the judge let us go back on October 5! The bailiff took me out door and said he remembered my appearance at the session but yesterday he repeated twice in front of the female judge "don't remember". I almost lost all my trust on American legal system by then! my email: try-xtb1@mail.com read more

The person who I spoke with for my jury duty excusal issues was rude, at least try to pretend to like your job.

Cancel all your plans for the day, skip work if you may, for you will spend an eternity and a half at this place that might win at crappiest court ever. Parking is behind the court and there are multiple exit doors that you may not enter. But you have to walk all the way around to the front of the building to make your way all the way back over towards the back of the building. Made no sense. The lines seem to be at a standstill for most hours of the day, until you get to about 3:30-4:00PM. Seems like the workers only start working towards the end of the day so they can get you out of the door before they can close up. But you have to get your timing right because they don't allow access after 2-3PM? There are limited free parking on the rooftop and the signs are tricky, so you'll have to read the signs. Don't get a parking ticket while trying to fight your existing traffic ticket! read more

I wanna say mean nasty things about the courthouse, but can't. Not this time. Yes the lines here are ugly and wrap around the hall. You get a little workout walking to the relocated entrance. I had a FTA (twice forgotten) and went to court today. Was scared they were going to charge me a months rent. Went in and waited for judge. Clerk called roll which was pretty quick, you listen to message (Spanish seemed longer than English) and then Judge came in. From the moment he started talking, I knew it would be okay. He was about my age and just seemed approachable. After explaining somethings and letting folks know how he was doing things, he got started. Didn't waste time, no long stories needed. Going to offer $300 discount off of citations and you have until Sept to pay it off. I liked the way he worked - straight no chaser! He came in around 9:20-9:30 and I was out of there by 10:15am!! I meant to get his name because he was good. He was handling traffic, Department 1. read more

Went thru an eviction with problem tenants. The unlawful detainer dept was so helpful.. and every time I call I get a live person! Judge didn't put up with BS at trial time. He focused on them not paying their rent rather than all the crazy excuses they were saying. Although I never want to go thru an eviction case again, the staff at this location is very kind. read more

I don't understand, why doesn't the West Covina Courthouse (OR LA Superior Court) have a phone system that works, and isn't connect to an automated phone system that keeps asking for a zip code, phone number, and PIN??? All it takes is a few workers and an actual phone line that lets you speak to a human being to answer some general questions. Took me over an hour to use the automated system from LA Superior Court (213-742-1928), only to find out the automated system doesn't even have the answer to my general question. Tried to contact some other departments at the WCC just so I can speak to a human, but NONE of the numbers went through. Now I must resort to driving all the way to WCC to ask a general question, and am dreading that they will make me stand in line to ask something that takes 30 seconds to answer. Seriously, the WCC needs to look at their reviews & realize that THE SYSTEM IS HORRIBLE. read more

If you're in line to see the clerk, best of luck! Don't go around noon-1:30p (lunch time) they only had two clerks working. The line wrapped around the hallway. If you're here to see the judge for a traffic citation, you will be called alphabetically by last name. Ugh!! They take their sweet time nothing and I mean nothing is rushed. You're on their time and they don't care. I went in at 12:45 and left at 2:30. My appt. was at 1. I'll make sure and drive like a perfect little robot next time. They explained that they have take on Pomona courthouses citations so they are extremely backed up right now. Parking for visitors is free for 4 hours on the very top level of the parking structure. When you're finally called up to the podium along with 5 others you can plead: guilty, non guilty or no contest. Don't be an idiot and try to explain what happened! Nobody cares, save it for trial. You're just waisting others peoples time, not cool. Be prepared when you reach the podium with proof and license whatever applies, I seen people going to dig through their purses for their licenses. Rude.... Entrance to the courtroom is on West Covina parkway. You have to walk all the way around and go through a metal detector. So leave your nail clippers at home and any sharp objects. If you have a courtroom assigned for arraignment don't get in line to see the clerk. Go wait by the room you're assigned to. You're welcome. :) read more

What can I say, it's a courthouse and I don't think anyone likes being there. Yes, the traffic line is insanely long, yes the parking is terrible, yes it's a killer bummer to your day..but hey. You're the reason you gotta come here, most likely. Just brink a book, make sure you'r phone/iPod/iPad or whatever it is, is charged, bring some headphones, a snack and a drink and you'll hopefully make it out unscathed. Good Luck read more

Trying really hard to not be biased towards this place. Not this place's fault that I got a speeding ticket nor is it their fault that I also got a parking ticket while I was here dealing with my speeding ticket. I hated life while I was here so 1 star for wanting to kill myself while waiting in line for over 2 hours even though I showed up at 8:30am. You'd think since the line is super long, they'd have more than 2 windows open to deal with the amount of ppl. But that's how the gov't and their employees are I guess. Just like the DMV. As for the ppl working there, really useless if you want more info. They don't seem to wanna give you an answer that's more than one syllable. No one cares here. The nicest ppl were the cops at the metal detector at the entrance. That's it. This place suck. * * this review was written while hungry, exhausted from lack of sleep and while needing to pee but can't cuz I don't wanna lose my place in line. read more

SUMMARY - IF YOU HAVE APPOINTMENT WITH TRAFFIC CLEAK, YOU CAN GO DIRECTLY TO WINDOW 5. DON'T WAIT IN THE LONG LINE I got a "cell phone in hand" ticket from CHP. In my opinion it was over extending rule. I was just plugging my cellphone to usb charger during stop and go traffic. I even showed him the history log - no calls, no text, but apparently I'm still guilty. Whatever. I'll pay the damn ticket and pad the government employees' pension and salaries. That's beside the point of this review. Back to the review.... I made an online appointment to the traffic clerk. No problem, but the website is difficult to navigate. Poor design in my opinion. The appointment was at 8:30AM. I got to the court at 7:45AM and there was a long line waiting to get into the court house. I believe most of the people in line are for jury summons. Once the doors open, the line moved quickly thru the security area. The traffic clerk area is to the right once you enter. There were several lines inside and it can get confusing. Ask the guard to direct you. It wasn't clear there was a fast lane for people with appointments. The sign was obscured with people in line who didn't have appointments. I wasted about one hour. F me. read more

I'm here for a ticket.... don't expect a five star review! If you're here you've probably screwed up somehow. Or, possibly doing jury duty, in which case now your day or week is screwed! The truth is your experience here will be awful mainly because of the people coming through here to take care of stuff that could have been done through the mail, or because they procrastinated, or because they are unprepared or just plain don't have a clue! Tips for making this experience less excruciating for you and for me. 1. Do as much paperwork through the mail. You can ask for trail or traffic school or fight your case by just filling out the forms. That will save you the whole trip!! 2. Do a little planning, know exactly what you want to do. Listen to the judge so you know how to respond and not waste your time, the courts time and most of all, my time. 3. When taking your case to court, if your ticketing officer is there to testify against you... do whatever you can to get traffic school. The officer will probably lie and you will lose your case. 4. Definitely ask the judge nicely to reduce the amount you owe so the traffic school fees can be deducted from what you have already paid, he will most likely do it unless you are 25mph over the speed limit. If so, ask nicely if the officer will reduce the speed. 5. If taking your case to trial make sure to read the California vehicle code for your ticket and know why you received your ticket and exactly what legality will win your case. You must have proof like pictures or testimony from witnesses or exemptions in the Vehicle Code that shows you not guilty. If you just just have your story, you are wasting everyone's time! Hopefully you will never have go to court, if so, these points will help you get through it easier... read more

This court should get NO STAR at all. I came in and waited in line for traffic court, the line was long and not moving , after two hours of wait , we only moved about an inch, the court workers are freaking slow, it's terrible, at four thirty pm , the clerks kick out everyone in line and shut the door. So all that waiting in line is for nothing, and it's not our fault they work super sloooooooow. They offer you fast pass which is not good through a week later. This traffic court is mess up and needs a better management or smart people. Zero Star for this court service! read more

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Honestly they are always lagging . Also if you want to reach them over the phone forget it. They won't answer you at all . They had me waiting for an hour then I kept calling and someone kept hanging up like 4 or 5 times read more

SO inefficient. It's honestly great knowing my tax dollars is paying for these idiot clerks. They're rude, unhelpful, mono-toned, and costly. And what I mean by costly is they take their sweet ass time to help anyone. I get it. Their job is repetitive, but you choose this job, so help or find another career path. I'm clearly waiting in line and the clerk closes her window and walks away. To make matters worse, the clerk in the courtroom missed my paperwork and didn't update it, decided she's going to lunch even though it's their mistake. So I show up to court, do my part, have the money prepared so pay and I'm here from 8:30am to 2pm all because the clerk can't update the system? City of West Covina needs to step up, cause this is a shit show. read more

One star cause everytime I come here I end up forking up $$$$. But on the plus...parking is free...which is nice for a courthouse. And it's never really packed...unless you are going to pay a parking ticket :( read more