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Operation Blue delivers joy while building bridges Nonprofit on a mission to foster trust between cops and kids. December 28, 2024. The streets of Simi Valley lit up with holiday cheer on Dec. 17 as Operation Blue Christmas, in partnership with the …
Obituaries - Simi Valley Acorn
Jan 18, 2025 · Audrey Coster (90) passed away peacefully on Monday, December 9, 2024, in Simi Valley, California. She was born on September 10, 1934 in North Branch, Michigan daughter to John and Anna Swoish.
News - Simi Valley Acorn
Jan 18, 2025 · Simi Valley mayor Fred Thomas died in his sleep the morning of Jan. 21, surrounded by family and loved ones, the city announced. Long noted for his passion for the community and a love for its citizens, the 67-year-old Thomas was elected to the Simi Valley City Council as mayor in 2022 and re-elected last November to a second term […]
High hopes for Town Center - simivalleyacorn.com
Oct 26, 2024 · The long-struggling Simi Valley Town Center has been sold for $38 million. Archway Capital announced Oct. 16 that it provided a $22.8-million loan to help acquire the 637,728-square-foot open-air shopping mall that was built in 2005 just north of the 118 Freeway, The new owners are SteelWave, a San Mateo-based commercial real estate developer, and Steerpoint Capital, headquartered in Los <a ...
POLICE BLOTTER
Jun 4, 2022 · May 16 A man and woman, both 24, were arrested in the 1600 block of Heywood Street for heroin possession, felony and misdemeanor warrants, and false representation to a peace officer. A 44-year-old woman was arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance in the 1800 block of E. Cochran Street. May 17
Good news for many, bad news for some - simivalleyacorn.com
In a significant win for Simi Valley property owners, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has removed 1,903 properties, covering over 439 acres, from the Special Flood Hazard Area, the city said in a statement. The change went into effect Oct. 22, benefiting many homeowners and businesses that will no longer have a mandatory flood insurance requirement for federally backed mortgages. <a ...
Front Page - Simi Valley Acorn
Jan 18, 2025 · Seven days of historically destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County brought power outages, school closures and partial evacuation orders to the Conejo and Las Virgenes valleys, though the region’s worst fears were avoided when crews quickly halted the Kenneth fire as it threatened homes on Jan. 9.
Community rises to help doughnut maker - Simi Valley Acorn
TRYING TO STAY STRONG—Monyka Saray, left, talks with customer Michelle Fillmore at Simi Donuts on July 31. Following her husband’s stroke, Saray has been working seven days a week to take care of her family and keep the store open. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers Early mornings in Simi Valley find Monyka Saray tirelessly making
It takes a village to keep Simi green - Simi Valley Acorn
SPLASH OF COLORS—At top, Eugene Molnar, left, senior maintenance supervisor for Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, helps Amy Lynne plant drought-resistant plants during an Earth Day event at Arroyo Park in Simi Valley on April 26. Above, Michael Toole of Boy Scout Troop 622 stands next to the sign and message board he made
Letters - Simi Valley Acorn
Jan 18, 2025 · Recently, Congress appropriated another $5.8 billion of our taxes for the Ukrainian government’s existence and last-ditch proxy war with Russia, as I was looking over my latest tax responsibilities with deep concern.