San Fernando Valley roundup: Reward offered in restaurant worker’s death, Miss Oregon’s residency record and Local film stories
Good morning, readers. Today is Sunday, July 22, 2012. Cal State Northridge has managed to keep its summer drama program for teenagers running, despite cuts to the campus.
The program offers six weeks of acting, singing, dancing and improvising. Daily News
A Sherman Oaks restaurant worker was shot and killed outside a business on Ventura Boulevard last month, but no suspects have been found. A $50,000 reward is now being offered. KTLA
Miss Oregon 2012 Rachel Berry has given up her title and glistening crown after it was revealed she didn’t move to the region by the cut-off date. She was a previous resident of Burbank. Oregon Live
If you walked out onto Brand Boulevard yesterday afternoon, you probably noticed the hundreds of classic cars on display. In case you missed it, we have a photo gallery showcasing some of the best vehicles. Glendale News-Press
Take a look at our Marquee sections online today and you’ll notice a common theme. For our film issue, we covered a director at DreamWorks, schools that jump-start a career in the industry, and a restaurant that once attracted Hollywood elite.
And of course, our film critic, Andy Klein, reviewed ‘The Dark Knight Rises.’ Burbank Leader
-- Tiffany Kelly, Times Community News