The strike could impact non-urgent health clinics, libraries, wildfire debris removal, homeless encampment enforcement and trash pickup services, the union said.

Tens of thousands of unionized Los Angeles County workers have officially started their two-day strike as they continue to fight for a new contract.

More than 50,000 Los Angeles County workers are walking picket lines to demand higher pay. The strike Tuesday caused closures or disruptions at libraries, healthcare clinics and administrative offices across the nation’s most populous county.