A sixth person died Wednesday from injuries sustained when crates of illegal fireworks ignited during a New Year’s Eve party in a Honolulu neighborhood, setting off a chain of explosions that left ...

State senators declined to move forward with a statewide ban on all fireworks on Monday, and instead are working to ...

Some of the fireworks were seized while others were turned in at the Jan. 11 amnesty event at Aloha Stadium, officials said.

The illegal firework explosion that took place in Aliamanu, Hawaii, also known as Salt Lake, has left five people dead and two arrested.

The case is one of only two felony convictions as a result of the Department of Law Enforcement's Illegal Fireworks Task ...

A sixth person has died following a fireworks explosion in Hawaii. Police say a 30-year-old woman died at the hospital on Wednesday. Three other women, a 3-year-old boy and a man have also died. Five ...

A sixth person died Wednesday morning after suffering critical injuries at an Aliamanu New Year’s party when a stockpile of illegal aerial fireworks detonated at 12:01 a.m. in an explosion that also ...

Chastina A. Ramos, 30, was identified today as the sixth fatality from the Jan. 1 explosion of illegal aerial fireworks in Aliamanu.

Honolulu Medical Examiner publicly identified that victim as 30-year-old Chastina Ramos. Her cause and manner of death remained listed as ‘Pending’.

Local officials, politicians and the public addressed ideas, views and concerns Thursday involving illegal fireworks.

Hawaii Lawmakers Seek Tougher Fireworks Enforcement, but No Statewide Ban State senators declined to move forward with a statewide ban on all fireworks on Monday, and instead are working to ...