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Santa Clara County 1st responders call for extra safety during 4th of July holiday events

Santa Clara County first responders want you to keep the fireworks to the professionals or risk ending up in the burn unit.

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Rose Bowl 4th of July fireworks show only open to those who buy tickets to MLS soccer game; Pasadena officials urge safety

Pasadena officials want residents not to use illegal fireworks, even as the Rose Bowl's show is only open to people who buy tickets to a soccer game.

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1 arrested as Sacramento home search turns up illegal fireworks, drugs and guns, police say

The suspect’s arrest came during a partnership between Sacramento’s police and fire departments ahead of July 4.

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Eugene s first Fourth of July fireworks ban: What you need to know

In 2022, Eugene passed a citywide ban on fireworks. Here's how to follow the law and stay safe this Fourth of July.

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Don t use fireworks at home Here s why it s illegal for amateur shows

Fire Marshal spokesman Jake Wark said sparklers reach temperatures of more than 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit and can start fires themselves.

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