818 Roundup: Fire destroys North Hollywood shelter, first crowd-sourced ‘wiki bill’ passes

Good morning, readers! Today is Sunday, May 4. Weather for the Glendale area is expected to drop slightly with a high of 94 and a low of 63 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

In the news from your area:

• The shutdown at Southern California airports -- including Bob Hope Airport -- may have been the result of a relic from the Cold War that triggered a software glitch at a major air traffic control center in California, NBC reported. The glitch led to delays and cancellations of hundreds of flights across the country.

• Assemblymen Mike Gatto (D-Silver Lake) and Raul Bocanegra (D-Pacoima) responded this week to a report about the state’s filming industry that suggests new tax incentives might help keep movie and television studios shooting in California.

• The first-ever crowd-sourced bill was approved this week by the state Assembly with a 72-0 vote.

• An overnight fire at a North Hollywood pallet yard quickly spread and destroyed an adjacent homeless shelter, displacing 21 residents, officials told the Los Angeles Times on Saturday.

-- Sameea Kamal, sameea.kamal@latimes.com

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