The Corona Local begins its day working Corona Yard with a classic GP60M at the helm.

BNSF's San Jacinto Local, or as the rails call it, the "San Jack" heads west at Highgrove where it is entering the line to Perris. The local hasn't been to San Jacinto itself in over 5 o... (more)

A Lack-Lack returns light from having shuttled something (probably baretables) out onto some siding somewhere between Corona and LA. The matched pair of faux warbonnets was a nice surprise.

BNSF's Corona Local runs around its train at Highgrove including an ATSF caboose which is still in nice shape 19 years after the merger.

The PM CITCOM yard job returns to Commerce after setting off baretables on the Los Angeles Junction behind a classic pair of EMDs in pre-merger paint.

Along with a pair of Warbonnet F45s, Santa Fe's first pair of GP60Ms lead their first revenue move, the QNYLA, west out of an overcast Chicago with a test car in tow. Tom Golden photo.

Santa Fe's first GP60Ms bask in the sunshine at Corwith Yard as they await their first revenue move after delivery from EMD. Tom Kidd photo.

The ex-Santa Fe GP60M class unit is still looking very fresh in its hybrid H1/H3 paint scheme! The 100 has been hanging around in Northern California for a while and its currently calling Richmon... (more)

A hot westbound is near Yampai Summit on a pleasant August afternoon.

Once in the vanguard of hotshot freight locomotives, this GP60M is still in its initial AT&SF Warbonnet livery, ... Along with a standard AT&SF yellow & blue, #144 is putting together a train ... (more)

A pair of GP60Ms, a model unique to the Santa Fe and subsequent owner Burlington Northern Santa Fe, are found in the BNSF's Watson Yard in Wilmington, California, on August 30th, 2014. Engine 130... (more)

Newly Built by Electro-Motive Canada in London, Ontario a pair of Santa Fe (ATSF) GP60M #159 & 158 are sitting in the Canadian Pacific Rail yards ready to be delivered. Photographer Dave Stowe... (more)

The 3rd La Mirada begins this day's trip as it passes through Fullerton.