Rancho Simi News Today

These local parks will play outdoor movies for free this summer. Heres what you need to know.

The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board has authorized its rangers to use Tasers to subdue potentially violent individuals.

Early returns show Fred Thomas leading in the Simi Valley mayoral race while Janice Parvin is ahead in the contest for Ventura County Supervisor District 4. Ventura County Supervisor District 4 As ballots continue to be counted, unofficial results as of 10:09 p.m., Tuesday from the Ventura County Clerk-Recorder’s office showed Parvin had

There’s an important election coming up on Nov. 8 and it’s critical that every local resident vote for the only Rancho Simi park board candidate who will truly protect our open space: Oak Park naturalist Dr. Daniel Cooper. Our open space and parks are currently managed by five Simi Valley-based board members, none of whom

FINISH LINES—From left, park board candidates Ed Abele, Daniel Cooper, Brian Dennert and Mark Johnson. Courtesy photos Two incumbents running to keep their seats on the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board of directors hope voters believe as they do that the current members work well together, progress is being made and the forward

Drones will be permitted in Big Sky Park,\u00a0Chumash Park, Chivo\u00a0Canyon, the Las Llajas Trail Area and the Tapo Canyon Trail Area starting in 30 days.

Hathaway/Temescal Ranch property purchased by nonprofit Trust for Public Land and transferred to the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority.

Candidates are Moorpark Mayor Janice Parvin; former prosecutor Ed Abele; developer Dean Kunicki; and community college trustee Bernardo Perez.