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Honolulu residents have heard weekly, and sometimes daily, aerial fireworks exploding in the sky for the past few months — making the situation more difficult for pet owners to comfort their animal companion.
Honolulu banned fireworks except firecrackers on all but a few days a year in 2011, but it's become "one of those laws no one enforces."
Ahead of what’s expected to be a noisy New Year’s Eve, some are asking for a little calm Jolanie Martinez © Provided by Honolulu KHNL Drone footage of fireworks in 2019. HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - With New Year’s just around the corner, some residents are encouraging people to keep their neighbors in mind when they light fireworks. One Kaneohe resident who wants to remain anonymous says there has been an increasing number of fireworks going off since Thanksgiving. “Regardless if it’s legal or illegal just wait for that time so that way we’re prepared,”...
Ahead of whatâs expected to be a noisy New Yearâs Eve, some are asking for a little calm Community braces for New Yearâs fireworks By Jolanie Martinez | December 26, 2020 at 5:51 PM HST - Updated December 27 at 8:40 AM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - With New Yearâs just around the corner, some residents are encouraging people to keep their neighbors in mind when they light fireworks. One Kaneohe resident who wants to remain anonymous says there has been an increasing number of fireworks going off since Thanksgiving. âRegardless if itâs legal or illegal j...