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Mayor puts the shine on Simi Valley’s future (opens the original)
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LOCAL UPDATE—Mayor Dee Dee Cavanaugh touted Simi Valley’s declining crime rate, new infrastructure projects and general economic development at the annual State of the City Address Sept. 16. Courtesy photo A new office dedicated to handling increased filming in the city, a possible 1,000 new Pennymac jobs and a potential professional hockey team are among the changes on the horizon for Simi Valley. Mayor Dee Dee Cavanaugh discussed the developments—along with a declining crime rate and nearly $2
Park board plays out new budget for Simi/Oak Park (opens the original)
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Millions of dollars are headed toward new and upgraded recreation facilities in Simi Valley and Oak Park under a $70 million budget approved last week by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District. The 2026-27 budget includes about $20 million in capital improvement expenditures, including nearly $7.5 million for Activity Center Phase III, about $2.3 million for BMX track construction—both Simi Valley projects— and $1 million for district-wide deferred maintenance. New District Manager Steve W
Leaders discuss county’s demographic dilemma (opens the original)
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DATA DRIVEN—David Maron, vice chair of the Ventura County Civic Alliance, moderated a Future of the Region Conference examining how the county can prepare for an aging population. MICHELE WILLER-ALLRED/Acorn Newspapers Ventura County is getting older, fewer children are being born and younger families are struggling to afford to live here—demographic shifts that could reshape the county’s workforce, housing, schools and public services in the coming decades. That tension took center stage Sept.
Simi Valley woman faces murder charge over multifatality Chatsworth collision (opens the original)
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FATAL COLLISION—Authorities say a Simi Valley woman was responsible for the initial crash into a Metro bus in Chatsworth that left two people dead Sept. 15. Courtesy Los Angeles Fire Department A Simi Valley woman has been charged with murder and driving under the influence after police say the SUV she was driving at a high rate of speed crashed into a Metro bus Sept. 15 in Chatsworth, killing two people and injuring at least five others. LAPD identified the woman as 36-year-old Bailee Lynn Rios
Simi youth athletes make history on the diamond (opens the original)
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HONORED— The Simi Valley 10U Girls Softball All-Stars was one of two teams lauded by the City Council. The team went 119-9-1 for the season. Courtesy photo Simi Valley’s young athletes had plenty to celebrate this summer. The City Council recognized two local All-Star teams in August following seasons that took them to some of the highest levels of youth softball and baseball competition. The Simi Valley 10U Girls Softball All-Stars had an exceptional 2025-26 season, finishing with a 119-9-1 rec
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