Fireworks permitted: Cylindrical and cone fountains, ground spinners, torches and colored fire, dipped sticks and sparklers, snakes and glow worms, trick noisemakers, and certain other novelties.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Since 2010, the flicker and flashes of sparklers and fountains on New Year’s Eve have been a thing of the past. Get Hawaii’s latest morning news delivered to your inbox ...

Generally, legal fireworks include sparklers, fountains, and other ground-based effects, while illegal fireworks may include firecrackers, aerial shells, and rockets, depending on local regulations.

Devices permitted under the law include a cylindrical fountain, which shoots a shower of colored sparks from the ground, a cone fountain, which holds the same effect as a cylindrical fountain, and a ...

Since 2010, the flicker and flashes of sparklers and fountains on New Year’s Eve have been a thing of the past.