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reply to nirvansk815
None allowed here, so we shoot Berettas into the air.

reply to nirvansk815
It always turns into a cleanup nightmare here in Garden Grove, people come, by the van load, shoot off their fireworks, jump back in and leave without cleaning up the street....I can't wait.

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reply to nirvansk815

Illegal in HB

reply to nirvansk815
Fontana yes.

reply to nirvansk815
A hearty HECK NO! in La Verne.

It's funny...I've lived in La Puente and Whittier before moving here and there was always the sound of firecrackers and bottle rockets in the area, starting a few days before the 4th. It built to a fortissimo of flagrant law-breaking after dark on the 4th and the local LEO withdrew until about 9:30.

Out here, nada. Not even a lonely ladyfinger report.

I'm taking the family to watch the Angels (I want to see O'Sullivan pitch) and the show afterward tonight. It's too quiet here.

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said by suprleg:

It always turns into a cleanup nightmare here in Garden Grove, people come, by the van load, shoot off their fireworks, jump back in and leave without cleaning up the street....I can't wait.

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reply to nirvansk815
No for Murrieta, and just guessing that it's probably no for all of Riverside County...

We're heading to Huntington Beach to watch the works from the pier...
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reply to nirvansk815
Cucamonga Fire dept on San Bernardino Road use to sound the Air Raid siren every 4th and on News Years eve, then the new residents that now live in the area started complaining about being scared out of there wits and the loud noise so they stopped.

Then, the Barrio to the south of us that doesn't really exist any more on Baseline and 25 street, you could always count on a barrage of gunfire...Of course this barrage of gunfire occured almost every weekend but it just seemed extra violent on the 4th. In fact you can still see the dents on the south side of our mobile 20 years later even though we tried to get them out. Not even paint hides them.
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reply to nirvansk815
Westlake Village, CA - no fireworks allowed

reply to nirvansk815
not allowed in Newport Beach.

reply to nirvansk815
Illegal in unincorporated San Bernardino County, but very few residents of unincorporated SB county are the type to pay attention to legality.

We'll be having a pretty good 360 degree view of illegal aerial pyrotechnics shortly after dusk and lasting for a few hours if past years are any indicator.

reply to nirvansk815
They're illegal in the entire county of Mendocino, and I'm glad, too much fire danger. We used to shoot them off every year in our Cul-De-Sac in West Covina, but a lot less open space so a lot less fire danger. However, I could imagine them being a HUGE danger in places like Azusa near the canyon, or in the Puente Hills or up in Via Verde.
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reply to nirvansk815
Illegal in Long Beach but doesnt seem to stop people.

reply to nirvansk815
It's like the Battle of the Bulge out there as I type this. My dog isn't fazed, she's curled up on her bed in front of me oblivious to the cacophony.

The dogs next door are going apeshit in their backyard, but I can't hear them in here, thankfully. If my dogs were sensitive to that noise, I'd sure as hell bring them inside and shut all openings.
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reply to nirvansk815
I've heard a few go off this evening here, but so far it's been pretty quiet.
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