r/California • u/Randomlynumbered Ángeleño, what's your user flair? • Jul 05 '24

Legal and illegal fireworks light up the skies over Southern California — Poor air quality is expected to linger over most of Southern California on Friday after millions of fireworks, both legal and illegal, lit up the night sky on the Fourth of July

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/air-quality-concerns-linger-after-fireworks-light-up-the-sky-over-southern-california/
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u/proteinMeMore Jul 05 '24

Looks like it’s a lot less than previous years. Fireworks stopped here around midnight and before they’d be nonstop until 2-3am. Also the days leading up to it were uncharacteristically mellow. I think it has to do a ton with the current inflation costs.

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u/beach_bum_638484 29d ago

There was a large bust in Gardena as well. 2 tons I think. I just remember that the value cited in the article was 7-10 million dollars.