Los Angeles was ready to party Wednesday night.

After the Dodgers won their second World Series in five years Thrilling 7-6 Game 5 victory over Yankees Across the country on the East Coast, the city went wild as fireworks were set off and fans took to the streets.

Fox’s broadcast showed fireworks setting off in the middle of the street in at least one section of Los Angeles closed to traffic; It’s a scene that appears to be happening in many different parts of the city, according to live video and photos.

Police, in videos shared on social mediaFans were seen wearing riot gear in some parts of the city as they took to the streets.

During some raucous scenes in Los Angeles, fans enthusiastically chanted “Fk New York, Fk New York!” They started chanting slogans.

A city bus captured in a Reuters photo appeared to have been spray-painted.

The Los Angeles Police Department issued dispersal orders at several intersections in the city, including one in the immediate vicinity of Dodger Stadium.

“A dispersal order has been issued at Sunset and Vin Scully due to illegal assembly. Leave the area immediately and comply with all officers commands,” LAPD wrote to X.

Fans at Douglas Street and Sunset Boulevard said in at least one video on social media. They were waving Dodgers flags and the noisemakers were honking their horns.

This comes after the LAPD previously issued a tactical alert. local Fox affiliate reported.

It is unclear whether there have been any arrests.

Things were a little calmer in the Crypto.com Arena; Kings fans watching Los Angeles’ game against the Golden Knights here were thrilled when the finale was shown on the jumbotron.

While fans were enjoying the moment, Randy Newman’s song “I Love LA” echoed through the arena’s sound system.

The Los Angeles Times reported Some fans in Los Angeles ventured into Little Tokyo near the Shohei Ohtani mural.

The stage outside Yankee Stadium was also filled with dancing Dodgers fans at the intersection of River Avenue and 161st Street.

Vice President Kamala Harris, an Oakland native and former U.S. senator representing California, congratulated the Dodgers.

“Congratulations to 2024 World Series champion Los Angeles @Dodgers! Your dominant performance this season has brought joy to millions of fans around the world. @SecondBeyefendi“he wrote to X.

Second gentleman Douglas Emhoff admitted he was giddy as a Dodgers fan.

“Couldn’t be more proud to be a @Dodgers fan. Congratulations on becoming a World Series champion! He wrote to X.