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Gov. Josh Green signed two bills into law that will enforce harsher regulations and enforcement on illegal fireworks.

Hawaii’s governor and a top state law enforcement official shot off a warning to illegal fireworks users Monday, four days before the Fourth of July, announcing two new laws that took effect today.