The El Segundo Local switches the Chevron interchange as a plane prepares to land at LAX. A rare clear sky also allows a view of a LA skyline on the left.

LOW20 crosses the BNSF Harbor Sub at grade at Wise Transfer, closing in on the Chevron interchange at El Segundo.

The El Segundo crosses the BNSF Harbor Sub at Wise. If memory serves me, this unit had a clean nose when I'd seen it a couple days prior, so I was extremely disappointed when it showed up looking ... (more)

An eastbound train heads out of El Segundo as they pass over the BNSF wye.

A fresh GP60M-3 leader shoves the 741 into El Segundo.

The 741 job shoves into the Chevron interchange at El Segundo.

LOW20 switches out tank cars at the Chevron interchange in El Segundo.

The El Segundo Local drops their train at Chevron. In the genset era, it wasn't uncommon for the power of the Torrance and El Segundo Locals to be combined on Saturdays, something I took for grant... (more)

The relief job that takes over from the First Watson on weekends reaches the northern most end of its run as it crosses the Union Pacific in El Segundo to gain room in order to then shove into the... (more)

With the LA Metro Green Line overpass in the background, the weekend relief job out of Watson spots cars at the interchange with Chevron's contract switcher in El Segundo.

Switching Chevron, the 748 local gets headroom at the UP diamond at Wise Transfer.

Crossing the UP El Segundo Industrial Lead, the 748 job prepares to drop their train at the Chevron refinery.

The Savage contract switcher begins its second pull across Pacific Highway of this evening as it brings a cut of cars to the Union Pacific side of the yard that is east of here.

This is an extremely rare scene. Times you will see two locomotives on the Chevron Savage switch job are probably less than once a year and times you will see it with there still being any dayligh... (more)

The Chevron Savage switcher comes out for a second evening appearance, this time to interchange with BNSF, now well into the blue hour as the already departed sun paints a bit of color on the clou... (more)