Dodger fans celebrate winning the World Series in Los Angeles, Southern California.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Fans across Southland went wild on Wednesday night as Dodgers beat the Yankees and win them eighth World Series title in the history of the franchise.

Several crowds gathered in Los Angeles – on Whittier Boulevard in East Los Angeles, downtown, near Dodger Stadium in Elysian Park and other places – to celebrate the championship victory.

LAPD later issued a dispersal order in the area of Sunset Boulevard and Vin Scully Avenue near Dodger Stadium, as well as at 9th and Flower streets. In East Los Angeles, authorities also declared the assembly unlawful and attempted to disperse the crowd.

WATCH: Fans in East Los Angeles go crazy after Dodgers win World Series

Fans across the Southland celebrate the Los Angeles Dodgers defeating the New York Yankees to win the World Series for the eighth time in franchise history.

AIR7 flew over the city and captured images of fans in Dodger gear waving flags and taking over intersections.

Just after 11 p.m., police on horseback and dozens of others in riot gear began trying to disperse the crowd near Broadway and 5th Street downtown.

Some people in the area were later seen breaking into the Nike store and leaving with boxes of merchandise.

Some people near the Dodgers celebration were seen breaking into a Nike store and leaving with boxes of merchandise.

AIR7 also recorded several incidents of street car hijackings where cars fell apart and burned out.

As fireworks began to light up the night sky, other fans celebrated by lining up at DICK’S Sporting Goods in Pasadena to pick up championship memorabilia.

WATCH: Fans line up to pick up World Series memorabilia after Dodgers win

Fans celebrated the Dodgers’ World Series victory by lining up at DICK’s Sporting Goods in Pasadena to pick up championship memorabilia.

Meanwhile, part of the Hollywood sign was also lit up in honor of the Dodgers – it was just one of many Los Angeles landmarks to adopt Dodgers blue in honor of the big Game 5 win.

Cosm fans in Inglewood burst into applause as the final song was recorded. About 1,400 people packed the three-level auditorium to watch Boys in Blue on one of the city’s biggest screens.

“It didn’t look good, but these Dodgers never give up,” said Canrado Guerrero of Lincoln Heights. “And we, the fans, never gave up either.”

Fans at Cosmos Stadium in Inglewood burst into applause as the final out was recorded and the Dodgers won the championship.

On Friday, there will be a parade to celebrate the Dodgers’ championship victory.

Beginning at 10 a.m., ABC7 will have live coverage of the Dodgers World Series Parade live and on our channel. streaming platforms.