Los Angeles was ready to party Wednesday night.

After the Dodgers won their second World Series in five years with a thrilling 7-6 Game 5 victory over the Yankees on the East Coast, the city on the other side of the country went crazy – with fireworks going off and fans taking to the streets.

Fox’s broadcast showed at least one traffic-covered stretch of Los Angeles shooting off fireworks in the middle of the street, a scene that appears to have played out in several different parts of the city, according to live video and photos.

Police, in videos shared on social networkswere seen wearing riot gear in parts of the city as fans took to the streets.

In some of the raucous scenes in Los Angeles, fans in their elated state began chanting, “F–k New York, F–k New York!”

A city bus, as captured in a Reuters photo, was seen spray-painted.

The Los Angeles Police Department ordered dispersal orders at several intersections in the city, including one right next to Dodger Stadium.

“A dispersal order has been issued to Sunset and Vin Scully due to an unlawful assembly. Leave the area immediately and follow the orders of all officers,” the LAPD wrote on X.

Fans on Douglas Street and Sunset Boulevard, in at least one social media video, Dodgers flags were flying and noisemakers were honking.

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

It is unclear if any arrests have been made.

Things were a little more tame at Crypto.com Arena, where Kings fans – watching LA play the Golden Knights – erupted when the finals were shown on the jumbotron.

Randy Newman’s “I Love LA” blared over the arena’s sound system as fans soaked in the moment.

The Los Angeles Times reported some Los Angeles fans ventured into Little Tokyo next to a Shohei Ohtani mural.

Outside Yankee Stadium, the stage was also packed with Dodgers fans, who were dancing near the intersection of River Avenue and 161st Street.

Vice President Kamala Harris, an Oakland native and former U.S. senator representing California, offered her congratulations to the Dodgers.

“Congratulations to the 2024 World Series Champions, Los Angeles @Dodgers! Your dominant play this season has brought joy to millions of fans around the world, incl @SecondGentleman“, she wrote on X.

Douglas Emhoff, sophomore, admitted he was giddy as a Dodgers fan.

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