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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communitySanta Maria 5k Run-Walk 2026
1000 W Maple Ave
musicThousand OaksBrokencyde, Filth, ONI INC. , Enthronement, Lindsay Foxx, Love At First Fight, These Severed Hands
Whisky A Go Go
musicThousand OaksThe Soul Rebels featuring Karl Denson
Blue Note Los Angeles
communityThousand OaksElvis Prestello w/ Trey Magnifique
Troubadour
communityOxnardTurn Up Thursdays
Copper Blues Oxnard Resturant
artsThousand OaksHell's Kitchen (Touring)
Hollywood Pantages Theatre
Tonight at the Improv ft. Arsenio Hall, Natasha Leggero, Adam Ray, Damon Wayans Jr, Brian Monarch, Jen Murphy and Special Guest!
Hollywood Improv (The Main Room)
communityThousand OaksThe Download Comedy Show ft. Papp Johnson, Chelcye Perry, Mikey McDonald, Daisy Roxx, Kelley Zincone, Kate Lav, OJ Stellar and more TBA
Hollywood Improv (The Lab)
communityThousand OaksAngry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous
Gil Cates Theater- Geffen Playhouse
artsOxnardNoel G and Sebastian Cetina
Oxnard Levity Live
communityVenturaELVIS: In Person Starring Matt Stone
The Lobero
artsThousand OaksRoll Call @ Hamburger Mary's West Hollywood Location
Hamburger Mary's - West Hollywood
Local Businesses
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department_storeWalmart
255, Cochran Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
petThe Aquarium Connection
1663, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
second_handBring Down The House
725, California Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
pet_groomingK Pet Grooming
2476, Erringer Road, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
car_partsSingh Auto Parts
3350, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
pet_groomingCosmopawlitan
1317, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
pet_groomingLand Of Paws
5924, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
car_partsO'Reilly Auto Parts
2780, East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
toysPlush Toys
2393, Tapo Street, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
Latest News in Simi Valley
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Simi ValleyVentura County ages as housing costs push younger residents out, report finds
A new report from the Ventura County Civic Alliance reveals a troubling trend for Simi Valley and the wider region: our community is getting older as younger residents are priced out by soaring housing costs. The 2025 “State of the Region” report, highlighted by the Simi Valley Acorn, paints a picture of a shifting demographic landscape that could reshape our local schools, workforce, and neighborhood character for decades to come. For Simi Valley families, this isn't just a statistic—it's the story of young adults moving away to more affordable areas, leaving behind an aging population. The report also notes changes in education and employment patterns that signal a need for local leaders to address housing affordability if we want to keep our community vibrant and multigenerational. It's a conversation starter for anyone who cares about Simi Valley's future.
Simi ValleyPark district approves $8 million activity center project
The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District's 3-2 vote to approve an $8 million indoor activity center is a big step for Simi Valley families who've been waiting years for more recreation space. This project, awarded to a contractor on May 27, aims to give residents a dedicated spot for sports, classes, and community gatherings—especially needed as our town grows. While the majority sees this as a win for local quality of life, the two dissenting votes remind us that long-term operational costs are a real concern for taxpayers. As reported by the Simi Valley Acorn, this isn't just another building—it's a promise of year-round activities for kids and seniors alike. Whether you're excited about indoor basketball or art workshops, this center could become a new hub for connection. Let's hope the district keeps costs in check so this investment pays off for everyone.
Simi ValleyIncumbents appear headed to victory in Supervisor races
Election Night results show incumbents Jeff Gorell and Janice Parvin holding strong leads in their Ventura County Board of Supervisor races, according to the Simi Valley Acorn. With more than 50% of votes counted early Wednesday, both candidates appear on track to retain their seats representing Districts 2 and 4. The county will release updated results Thursday afternoon, but the early numbers suggest voters are sticking with familiar leadership. For Simi Valley residents, this race matters because the Board of Supervisors makes key decisions on local services, roads, and public safety funding. Gorell and Parvin’s experience could mean stability for ongoing county projects affecting our community. We’ll keep an eye on the final counts and share what it means for our neighborhoods.