Ways to toughen legal penalties for those caught using illegal aerial pyrotechnics advanced during discussion of a Honolulu ...

Crackdown in Hawaii leads to sentencing for illegal fireworks distributions and charges against another for unlicensed ...

The Department of the Attorney General said Wolfgang Clark and Daniel Young were accused of selling illegal fireworks in 2024 ...

Law enforcement efforts to stop the proliferation of illegal aerial fireworks in Hawaii have led to two no contest pleas and charges for an alleged distributor, according to the state Department of ...

Ways to toughen legal penalties for those caught using illegal aerial pyrotechnics advanced during discussion of a Honolulu City Council fireworks-related measure earlier this month.

On Wednesday, she plans to lobby for changes to state law, including stricter penalties for careless ... and that's one of the major proposed bills that we're trying to get introduced into ...

Adam Rittenberg of ESPN reported that the NCAA football rules committee has proposed a new rule that ... be assessed a five-yard delay-of-game penalty for each instance," Rittenberg added.

Under the committee's proposal, if the injured player's team does not have any timeouts remaining, a 5-yard delay-of-game penalty would be assessed. All proposed rule changes must be approved by ...

In addition to the Rs 340 crore penalty, the court has directed Amazon ... imposed in India for a trademark violation, signaling a stricter judicial stance on intellectual property disputes ...

New Delhi: Individuals and enterprises breaching competition law face a stricter penalty recovery regime with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) replacing its 14-year-old penalty recovery ...

If a team is out of timeouts, it will be a 5-yard penalty for delay of game. All proposals from the football rules committee must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel on April 16.

The proposed legislation would allow individuals to sue employers who knowingly hire undocumented immigrants if those workers cause harm, injury, or even death. The new bill, filed by State Sen.