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Fireworks light up the sky across Southern California

<a href="https://highschool.latimes.com/author/diegocamachog/" target="_self">Diego Camacho</a>

Diego Camacho

July 5, 2021

Fireworks light up the sky over an East Los Angeles neighborhood. (Photo by Diego Camacho)

Fourth of July fireworks seen in Santa Ana, Calif. (Photo by Maria Alegria)

Fireworks seen over a Santa Ana neighborhood. (Photo by Maria Alegria)

Fourth of July fireworks seen from an East Los Angeles neighborhood. (Photo by Diego Camacho)

Fireworks seen in Santa Ana July 4. (Photo by Maria Alegria)

Fireworks erupt in the distance of the skyline in a West Covina backyard. (Photo by Payton Zarceno)

Fourth of July fireworks light up in San Bernardino. (Photo by Karly Ortiz)

Fireworks light up the driveway of a home in Fullerton. (Photo by Grace Lee)

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