Employment board takes applications

Applications are currently being accepted for positions on the Youth Employment Service Advisory Board which counsels the city council on matters pertaining to youth employment in the city, pro- motes the hiring of Simi Valley youth and More...

Condo available at below-market cost of $168,313

The city of Simi Valley is ac- cepting applications from local low-income residents to purchase a city-owned affordable one-bed- room condominium unit in the LeParc complex. More...

Simi weighs its wireless options

As the popularity of wireless Internet soars, many municipalities are looking into the possibility of providing residents access to the invisible information superhigh- way far beyond their neighbor- hood coffee shops. More...

Town Center helps cheer squad work for uniforms

The Grace Brethren High School cheer team will host its first benefit car wash from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday 30 in the parking lot near Macy's East at the Simi Valley Town Center. More...

Jody Maroni opens at Camarillo premium outlets

Jody Maroni, the Venice Beach Sausage King, has opened a new store at the Camarillo Premium Outlet Mall food court, serving up his award-winning family recipe sausage sandwiches to hungry shoppers. More...

Simi decorating business celebrates one year in style

Cathy Beaman, franchise owner of Decor & You in Simi Valley, is celebrating the one-year milestone for the store. More...

New gunslinger in town

Christmas is still three months away, but Simi Valley's football team may have received its big- gest gift during the summer. More...

Highlander boys' cross-country team has its sights set on a national title

Most high school cross- country teams would be satis- fied with the season Royal High had last year. They won the state title and finished sixth overall in the nation. But Royal's boys' squad isn't satisfied yet. More...

Let's make one thing crystal clear, I'll never shy away from an "I told you so." More...

Bolf Guys need to gather every once in a while. More...

Teachers already earn their pay, raise or no raise

In response to the opinion ar- ticle titled " Raise is good, now district employees must go out and earn their pay," I believe I speak for all teachers when I state that teachers do indeed earn their pay. More...

Editorial about teachers was offensive

I found your editorial on Sept. 22 to be incredibly insulting to the hard-working teachers of Simi Valley. More...

Raise will do little more than cover the cost of living

I am a faithful Friday Acorn reader and a Simi Valley first- grade teacher. After reading your Sept. 22 article regarding teach- ers' raises, I had two thoughts. More...

Community must pull together to catch a killer

A message to the cowardly and despicable man who shot and killed Simi Valley resident Walter R. Vela last weekend: You More...

Full Story

FRI., SEPT. 29 Boo! Scary Stuff Family-friendly Halloween Harvest Festival begins today, runs through Oct. 31 at Pierce College, 6498 De Soto Ave., Woodland Hills. More...

This Home Is Move-In Ready

This single-story, 2-bed- room and 2-full bathroom home with nearly 1,000 square feet is move-in ready. This contemporary home has a unique wrap- around patio with two slid- ing glass doors for access. More...

Robin McAfee

Top Selling Agent hon- ors for June, 2006 went to Robin McAfee at Pruden- tial California Realty's North Ranch/Westlake Village office. McAfee has been a resident of the Conejo Valley since 1979. More...

Master Series North Ranch Home

Master Series North Ranch customized four bedroom home. There is a private master suite down- stairs with retreat plus separate guest bedroom. Second story has two bed- More...