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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Simi Valley public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
City Council Election
Ten people are running for Simi Valley City Council, and the winners will make calls on housing and traffic that affect daily life. If you live, drive, or rent or buy here, this election is worth a look.
Mayoral Election Candidates
Simi Valley is electing a mayor, and the candidates are now introduced. Your vote will shape city decisions for years, so it's worth a quick look at who's running.
Local Election Candidates
Simi Valley’s election lineup is taking shape, and it’s not just inside baseball—who runs will help decide the council’s priorities on housing, budgets, and local rules. If you care about how the city spends money or what gets built, this is the shortlist to watch.
Election Lawsuit
The Simi Valley GOP is suing the city over how they're counting votes for Proposition 50. They're worried this could mess with the election results, and we're all waiting to see what happens.
Mayoral Appointment
Simi Valley has a new mayor, and it's Councilmember Dee Dee Cavanaugh! She's stepping into the top spot, and residents are curious about what her leadership will mean for the city.
Election System Change
Simi Valley's City Council just voted to switch from at-large elections to a district-based system. This means future council members will be elected by voters in specific geographic areas, potentially changing who runs and who wins.
Electoral System Change
Simi Valley's city council is considering a big change to how you vote for them. They might ditch the current 'at-large' system for one where you vote for council members representing specific neighborhoods. This could totally change local politics and how your vote matters.