Dodgers fans packed the streets of downtown Los Angeles early Monday morning to celebrate the Dodgers becoming baseball’s first back-to-back World Series champions in 25 years.
The celebratory parade begins at 11 a.m. with the Dodgers riding a double-decker bus through downtown, ending at Dodger Stadium.
The 2025 Dodgers have been a bright spot for many Angelenos in an otherwise tumultuous year for the region, with historic fires destroying thousands of homes in January followed by a massive wave of immigrants unleashed by the Trump administration over the summer.
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Manager Dave Roberts holds the Commissioner’s Trophy during the Dodgers’ world championship parade and celebration on Monday.
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The streets of downtown Los Angeles were filled with fans after the Dodgers world championship parade and celebration.
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Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Shohei Ohtani during the Dodgers World Championship Parade and Celebration.
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Ramon Ontiveros (left) and Michelle Ruiz of Redlands stand with fans on the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
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The streets of downtown Los Angeles were filled with fans after the Dodgers world championship parade and celebration.
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From left, Mike Soto, Luis Espino and Francisco Espino stand with fans on the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
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Mia Nava, 9, waves a flag. “She skipped school today and her teacher knows her passion,” said her mother, Jeanne Nava.
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Alex Portugal retains championship belt at Dodger Stadium. Claudia Villar Lee wears a model of the World Series trophy around her neck.
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