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Hawaii Gov. Josh Green has signed five bills cracking down on the rampant use of illegal fireworks in the islands.

The city said it issued just 22 permits for personal firecracker use for the 4th of July. And while illegal fireworks don’t ...

A Hawaii man who lost four family members, including his wife and his 3-year-old grandson, in a New Year's Eve fireworks ...

A Department of Law Enforcement drone on Wednesday took flight in Honolulu. The DLE’s fleet of drones will be an essential ...

The Independence Day Parade begins at 6 p.m., winding through the heart of Kailua Village from Kona Gym to Coconut Grove ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Nearly seven months after a fireworks tragedy struck in Aliamanu on New Year’s Eve, Hawaii has new ...

Hawaii’s governor and a top state law enforcement official shot off a warning to illegal fireworks users Monday, four days before the Fourth of July, announcing two new laws that took effect today.

As Oahu prepares for an expected explosive Fourth of July, law enforcement is rolling out new technology and counting on tougher penalties in an aggressive bid to curb illegal aerial fireworks.

Fireworks on public roads, sidewalks or parks are not allowed. Aerial fireworks are illegal statewide. Importing, selling or using them without a permit is a Class C felony. On Maui, firecracker ...

Gov. Josh Green signed two bills into law that will enforce harsher regulations and enforcement on illegal fireworks.