Los Angeles Dodgers

Fireworks erupted in Echo Park near Dodger Stadium Tuesday night shortly after the Los Angeles Dodgers won their first World Series championship since 1988.  

As LA celebrates not one, but two professional sports championships, Lakers superstar LeBron James is hoping fans can enjoy a parade.

The wait is finally over!

As we watch our hometown team in the World Series think about what the Dodgers mean to you. To me, it's gratitude for a franchise that has been so great to kids in Los Angeles County foster care. With our Wednesday's Child weekly story on FOX 11 News at 10 p.m., we spend a day on the field every season.

Hundreds of honks for every run at the Dodgers' drive-in as fans in 1,000 vehicles cheer on the boys in blue in Game 5 of the World Series on Sunday night.

The Los Angeles Dodgers bounced back in Game 5 after suffering a devastating loss to the Tampa Bay Rays the previous night.

The Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the Tampa Bay Rays in a heartbreaking fashion in Game 4 of the World Series.

As fans cheer on the Dodgers from afar, the team's foundation continues to make an impact on the local community off-the-field.

Dodgers stadium announcer Todd Leitz reflects on changes to Major League Baseball this season ahead of game 3 of the World Series.

It’s a celebration of a team, a city and a fan base that’s perhaps more loyal than any other in sports.

Fans started lining up before 8 a.m. with the hope of getting into the Dodger Stadium store before any products run out. And, they are running out.

When you're in your early 20s spending four hours on a bus to get to and from barber school, never could Eli Ocegueda have imagined one day he would cut the mane of some of the biggest names in Major League Baseball. But that's where his journey has taken him.

Two young Dodgers fans are hitting it out of the park as the boys in blue look to capture their 7th World Series title.