March 1, 2026
Breaking News, Latest News, and Videos

Kardashians To Blame For Late Night Fireworks Ruckus Off The Coast Tuesday Night:

Us Weekly reports fireworks were set off at midnight for NBA player James Harden's 26th birthday.

Residents along the coastline including Santa Monica were rudely awakened to what appeared to be a random fireworks show off the coast last night.

The L.A. County Sheriff’s Dept. told The Mirror the ruckus was thanks to Khloe Kardashian throwing a birthday party for NBA basketball player James Harden. Kardashian and Harden have reportedly been dating for about a month.

“They were off in the open water,” the Sheriff’s spokesman said. “They got a permit from the Coast Guard.”

Us Weekly reports the Houston Rockets’ shooting guard’s 26th birthday party was held on the Fantasea Yacht docked in Marina del Rey and boasted more than 200 people.

Onlookers told Us Weekly that, right at midnight, when it officially became Harden’s birthday, fireworks were set off into the sky, and everyone screamed.

L.A. Councilman Mike Bonin, who represents Venice, said this “ridiculous, rude, and loud celebrity birthday bash woke up school children, scared pets, and roused thousands of people from a good night’s sleep.”

“The City of Los Angeles did NOT permit this event, and had absolutely nothing to do with it,” Bonin wrote on his Facebook page. “Los Angeles County Beaches & Harbors, which overseas and operates the Marina, says they did not permit it either, and it was far enough into the bay to be outside their jurisdiction. We are checking to see if the US Coast Guard is responsible for allowing this, or if the event was unpermitted.”

Previous Article

Sheriff’s Dept. Officials Submit Fatal Malibu Crash Investigation Involving Jenner To D.A.:

Next Article

VIDEO: L.A. Mayor Garcetti, Westfield CEO Toast At Century City’s Sneak Preview:

You might be interested in …

Car Free Friday

Santa Monica Goes Car Free this Friday: First #CarFreeFriday kicks off with car free pledges and students going big with weeklong bike and walk to school activities

This Friday, the City of Santa Monica challenges residents, employees, visitors, and students to go car free for one day. Hundreds have pledged to go car free, including students at McKinley Elementary School who will be celebrating with a “walking” school bus, bike trains, and free rides on the Big Blue Bus. The #CarFreeFriday challenge is part of the City’s GoSaMo initiative to get more people trying Santa Monica’s complete transportation network of rail, bus, bike share, and walking.