Las Vegas-Sacramento War

Summary
The War was started by both Las Vegas and Sacramento making claims over the resources within Los Angeles, the most notable resource being food.

Skirmishes
Neither side wanted any casualties due to them not wanting to be seen as the bad guy by the other cities population, often using tactics of only disabling and weakening the opponent, not killing.

Barricading the Airport
Sacramento gained control over Los Angeles International Airport and barricaded all the doors and entrances with various objects. The Airport was a massive gain on the side of Sacramento due to the amount of shops and stores as well as resources generally seen in Airports.

Disabling the Interstates and Freeways
Las Vegas decided the best way to have the resources within Los Angeles would be to prevent Sacramento from even enterring the city, so they went to the freeway and dug massive holes within the concrete to stop and cars from being able to drive into the city, this of course, also negatively affected Las Vegas.

Sleep Deprivation
Since many people within both cities didn't want to take the hour long drive inbetween both cities, they would sleep in the thousands of houses within the urban sprawl of Los Angeles. However, Sacramento knew that if Los Angeles was unable to sleep they'd be unable to be more effective at looting so Sacramento would often have many members take Emergency Response Vehicles such as Police Cars and Firetrucks, then turn on the sirens extremely loud and either drive down the streets Las Vegas members would be sleeping in or simply park right outside their houses and blast the alarms.

Resolution
The War was ended with a resolution made by Lawrence Hardgrove and Peter Orvell signing a treaty to split Los Angeles in half.