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Your Breaking Simi Valley News blurbs provided by the Ventura County Star.
- 4 arrested in loan fraud case - Four Los Angeles County residents were arrested Wednesday on suspicion of stealing a Simi Valley man's identity to take out a fraudulent real estate loan, authorities said.
- Permit for dancing OK'd at sports bar - The Simi Valley Planning Commission approved a permit on Wednesday to allow amplified music and dancing at the Yankee Doodles Sports Bar and Grill.
- Event aids victims of near-drownings - Six years after the near drowning of Seth Paschal, Gene Hostetler said his grandson's life improves slowly but steadily, thanks to the use of a hyperbaric chamber.
- Fair hosting marrow donation registration - The National Marrow Donor Program will hold a bone marrow registry drive Saturday at the Simi Valley Street Fair.
- Bush signs law to study Rim of the Valley area - President Bush signed into law Thursday a comprehensive public lands bill that calls for a federal study on possibly expanding the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
- City tentatively OKs anti-littering ordinance - The Simi Valley City Council gave initial approval Monday to an anti-littering ordinance that would prohibit the placement of fliers and other printed material on vehicles in the city.
- Simi Valley OKs ordinance on news rack regulation - The Simi Valley City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday to better regulate news racks located throughout the city.
- Simi hands out $1.07 million in grants - For the second year in a row, Simi Valley's minor street rehabilitation program was the big winner when the City Council this week handed out about $1.07 million in community grants.
- Merchant training helps stop sales of alcohol to minors - Simi Valley merchants who operate grocery or liquor stores received a new kind of training Tuesday geared toward increasing the distance between the alcohol they sell and the underage teens who want it.
- Simi hospital unveils new tower, patient rooms - It's been several years since Kay Macario and Fran Knox sat at a nurses' station at Simi Valley Hospital. Still, the memory of their once-cramped work space was enough to bring sounds of delight from their mouths as they toured the new Patient Care Tower during Sunday's ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- Mother's Day brunch scheduled at library - The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library will hold a Mother's Day brunch that features live music, food and a tour of the Reagan Library May 11.
- Praying for the nation's leaders - It may have been early in the morning Thursday, but that didn't stop worshippers at Grace Brethren Church in Simi Valley from thinking about the coming U.S. presidential election and the state of the nation's economy.
- Officer injured when motorcycle hits deer - A Los Angeles police officer was injured Thursday night when his motorcycle collided with a deer on Highway 118 east of Simi Valley, according to the California Highway Patrol.
- Hospital expansion expected to add patients - When people in Simi Valley get sick, they sometimes choose hospitals in Thousand Oaks, or West Hills, anywhere but home.
- Rotary clubs will hold service day at camp - Four East County Rotary clubs will combine volunteer forces Saturday for a "Rotary Gives Thanks" community service day at Camp Rotary in Corriganville Park.
- 350 girls take part in Brownie Olympics - Brownies from Girl Scout Troop No. 128 participated in the annual Brownie Olympics on April 12. The event, held at Royal High School, had the girls doing the 50-yard dash, soccer ball toss, relays and more.
- On the road to possible recovery - Victor Vega doesn't like to think about it.
- Judge sentences Simi Valley man to 7 years in fraud case - A judge Tuesday sentenced an unrepentant Simi Valley man to seven years in prison — the maximum sentence — after he was found guilty of five counts of filing and recording false documents and two counts of forgery.
- Progress of 118 and 23 highway work is reported - The first phase of the Highway 118 widening project in Simi Valley is ahead of schedule, and a similar project on Highway 23 is near completion.
- Fallen power pole causes power outage - A power pole fell across Highway 118 near Tapo Street on Monday afternoon, causing a power outage in Simi Valley, authorities said.