(credit: AP)
NORTH HOLLYWOOD (CBS) — It wasn’t a bird, a plane or even Superman.
But some residents of North Hollywood were rattled nonetheless Monday evening by a loud explosion.
According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, some Mylar balloons became entangled in some power lines in the 6200 block of Riverton Avenue.
The balloons caused a flash and a loud boom heard across a wide stretch of North Hollywood, according to LAFD Captain Tom Sammartano.
The explosion was heard just before 10 p.m.
No injuries or major damage was reported.
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