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.
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communityVenturaOpera Santa Barbara: Rigoletto
The Lobero
musicVenturaThe California Honeydrops
Ventura Music Hall
communityVenturaSanta Barbara Surf Film Festival
Arlington Theatre
communityVenturaTurn Up Thursdays
Copper Blues Oxnard Resturant
musicVenturaAn Evening with Leonid & Friends
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Libbey Bowl
communityVenturaStrawberry Fuzz
Ventura Music Hall
communityVenturaFounders Lounge- Kathty Griffin (Not an Event Ticket)
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
TOArts & Nederlander pres Kathy Griffin
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
musicVenturaAn Evening with MIKE MASSÉ
Scherr Forum- B of A Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks
communityVenturaMicromania Midget Wrestling (Guests Under 18 Require Accompanying Adult)
The Canyon - Agoura Hills
DJ Mark Farina
Ventura Music Hall
Local Businesses
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antiquesJust Around The Corner
1458, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
second_handBring Down The House
725, California Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
department_storeWalmart
255, Cochran Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
toysPlush Toys
2393, Tapo Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
pet_grooming1-800 PET-WASH
1737, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
convenienceSpeedway Express
2211, Tapo Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
second_handHeaven Cent Thrift Shop
1653, Royal Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
pet_groomingCanine Castle
4362, Eileen Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
alcoholBevMo!
Latest News in Simi Valley
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Simi ValleyKlein Lopez ready to join California Assembly
Big news for our corner of the 805: Agoura Hills Mayor Pro Tem Deborah Klein Lopez is headed to the California Assembly after a strong showing in last Tuesday's election. She beat Republican Ted Nordblum by an unofficial 12 points in the race for the 42nd Assembly District, which stretches across western LA and eastern Ventura County and includes our neighbors in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Calabasas, and Simi Valley. That means our community will have a new voice in Sacramento — and a Democrat who's spent years in local government, so she knows the day-to-day issues we care about: traffic on the 101, housing, and the cost of living. The Simi Valley Acorn has the full breakdown of the results, and we'll be watching to see how she represents our side of the district. For now, congratulations to the mayor pro tem on a hard-fought win. Local politics is where the rubber meets the road, and it's worth paying attention to who's speaking for us up north.
Simi ValleyApparent winners emerge in Simi park, school board races
Simi Valley voters have made their voices heard in two races that shape everyday life here — the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board and the Simi Valley Unified School District board. The latest returns show apparent winners pulling ahead comfortably, though results aren't final until every ballot is counted. These aren't glamorous races, but they matter more than most people realize. The park district oversees the trails, pools, and rec programs that make Simi such a livable place, while the school board makes decisions that affect thousands of local families. If you've got kids in SVUSD or you've spent a Saturday morning on the Rancho Simi trails, this is your government at work. Hats off to everyone who cast a ballot. The Simi Valley Acorn has the full rundown on the apparent winners and vote totals — worth a read if you want to know who'll be steering these two institutions for the next term.
Simi ValleyJudge wins Simi Valley mayor
Simi Valley has a new mayor, and it's a judge — a headline that's already got folks talking around town. Early results show the gavel-to-city-hall jump, though the county still has more than 161,000 ballots to process, so the final tally could shift. It's a good reminder that election night is just the first chapter. For a community that values stability and straight talk, having a jurist in the mayor's seat raises interesting questions about how the city will handle growth, public safety, and the everyday issues that hit our neighborhoods. The Simi Valley Acorn is keeping a close eye on the numbers and will post updates as they come in. Keep an eye on their Facebook page for the latest — and if you haven't already, make sure your ballot was counted. Local elections matter, and this one's a prime example of why every vote in the 805 counts.