Senate committees move fireworks bills as sixth Aliamanu victim dies
On the same day that a sixth victim died following the Aliamanu New Year’s fireworks blast, various state Senate committees passed bills Wednesday that would increase fines and penalties for people who fire off illegal pyrotechnics and also make it easier for law enforcement to cite and arrest them and for prosecutors to win convictions.
Police have now announced a total of 10 arrests in the deadly New Year's Eve explosion of illegal fireworks in Honolulu, and ...
A 30-year-old woman critically injured at an Aliamanu New Year’s Eve party when a stockpile of illegal aerials accidentally ...
Days after a fifth victim died in Phoenix, details were released on six people facing charges in the Honolulu New Year's Eve ...
Police have arrested a total of six people in connection with a deadly explosion of illegal fireworks in a Honolulu ...
A 3-year-old boy who died Monday was the fourth person to succumb to injuries from a massive explosion of fireworks on New Year's Eve at a Honolulu home, and a doctor said six others faced long ...
A 29-year-old man who suffered severe burns from a NYE fireworks explosion in Honolulu has died. He was being treated at the ...
A fifth person has died from injuries suffered during a massive explosion of illegal fireworks at a Honolulu home over New ...
Senate Bill 999 would ban all consumer fireworks by prohibiting their sale and use. The bill establishes $500 civil penalties for violations, and makes parents and guardians who knowingly permit a ...
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