Ventura County
Simi Valley
Where Hollywood Magic Meets Valley Charm
About Simi Valley
Nestled in a sun-drenched valley where rolling hills meet cinematic dreams, Simi Valley pulses with an unexpected energy that's pure California magic. This is where the Reagan Presidential Library crowns the hillside with sweeping valley vistas, while the legendary Corriganville Movie Ranch whispers tales of countless Western films shot among its rugged rocks and oak groves. From farm-to-table dining at local gems to hiking trails that lead to Instagram-worthy overlooks, Simi Valley serves up authentic valley life with a side of Hollywood glamour that'll have you planning your next escape before you've even left.
Upcoming Events & Nearby
All eventsFaith on Fire
Underwood Family Farms Fall Harvest Festival
Karuna Reiki Master Teacher Training
5th Annual Seaside Oddities Expo
Car Rally & Country Western Dance
Ventura Oktoberfest 2026
musicVenturaPoolside
Libbey Bowl
musicVenturaAmy Grant: The Me That Remains Tour
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
Amy Grant
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza - Fred Kavli Theatre
musicVenturaCupcakKe, Big Sis, DJ DFO
Ventura Theater
artsVenturaBrian Posehn
Ventura Music Hall
Brian Posehn at Ventura Music Hall
Ventura Music Hall
Local Businesses
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toysPlush Toys
2393, Tapo Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
petThe Aquarium Connection
1663, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
pet_groomingCosmopawlitan
1317, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
pet_groomingAggie's Grooming Shop
591, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
department_storeWalmart
255, Cochran Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
car_partsO'Reilly Auto Parts
2780, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
car_partsAutoZone
501, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
sportsRapid Skateboarding
1784, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
sportsPlay It Again Sports
2880, Cochran Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
Latest News in Simi Valley
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Simi ValleyMayor puts the shine on Simi Valley’s future
Big things are brewing in Simi Valley, and Mayor Dee Dee Cavanaugh laid it all out at the annual State of the City. From a new office to handle the boom in filming around town, to the possibility of 1,000 fresh Pennymac jobs, to whispers of a professional hockey team calling our city home—there's a lot to keep an eye on. The mayor also highlighted a declining crime rate and nearly $28 million in new infrastructure projects, which means safer streets and smoother roads for all of us. As the Simi Valley Acorn reported, these developments could reshape our community in exciting ways. It's the kind of news that makes you proud to live here. Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the 805, these changes touch us all—so stay tuned, neighbors. Simi Valley's future is looking bright.
Simi ValleyLeaders discuss county’s demographic dilemma
Friends, have you noticed it too? Ventura County is changing. We're getting older, fewer babies are being born, and young families—the ones who'd love to put down roots in Simi Valley—are finding it harder and harder to afford life here. That was the big topic at the Ventura County Civic Alliance's Future of the Region Conference in Camarillo on Sept. 14, as the Simi Valley Acorn reported. Leaders gathered to wrestle with what these demographic shifts mean for our workforce, housing, schools and public services down the road. This isn't just an abstract statistic. It's about whether our kids can afford to stay, whether local businesses can find workers, and whether our neighborhoods keep their vibrancy. Worth paying attention to—these decisions will shape Simi Valley for decades.
Simi ValleyPark board plays out new budget for Simi/Oak Park
Big news for our corner of the 805: the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District just approved a $70 million budget, and about $20 million of that is going straight into capital improvements. We're talking nearly $7.5 million for Activity Center Phase III and roughly $2.3 million for a new BMX track—projects that'll give Simi Valley and Oak Park families more places to play, gather, and stay active. If you've spent any weekend circling a packed parking lot or waiting on a field, you know how much our parks carry this community. This kind of investment isn't just concrete and dirt—it's birthday parties, after-school practices, and neighbors actually running into neighbors. Shoutout to the Simi Valley Acorn for keeping us posted on the details. Keep an eye on construction timelines, because these upgrades will shape our weekends for years to come.