Metrolink 661 arrives at San Diego Jct.

Metrolink 860 departs Oceanside with an F59PHI for power.

After picking up passengers at Union Station, 660 charges south along the LA River.

Nearly 83 years after it opened (as Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal), the entrance foyer and the great hall of Los Angeles Union Station still looks fantastic. In fact, as someone who has be... (more)

At Metrolink’s Keller Yard, near Union Station, there is still a deadline of unused power – nineteen EMD F59PHs and F59PHIs, including two LTEX F59PHs, still in GO Transit colors – stored aw... (more)

For a city with the reputation of being a flat slab of concrete, Los Angeles is surprisingly hilly and green to those who are unfamiliar with it. Sure, the Los Angeles River, as seen here, is a c... (more)

Metrolink 705 meets Z-LACWSP9 on the diamond at Los Nietos.

The first Stadler DMU for the new Arrow service between San Bernardino and Redlands, CA briefly swings in the air as it is lifted off the flatcar it was delivered on and placed on its own wheels. ... (more)

Metrolink 682 charges over the UP diamond at Los Nietos and east towards Laguna Niguel.

The F125 Test Train shoves out of the Pasadena Sub and approaches CP-Claremont. They'll soon head west to Taylor via the foreground San Gabriel Sub.

The old-style clock just outside the historic Santa Fe Depot in Claremont, CA, now used as a Metrolink station, watches over the last Los Angeles-bound train of 2021 as it pulls out of the station... (more)

Metrolink 660 is next, meeting a BNSF stack train.

Metrolink 689 heads down the Redondo Flyover and towards CP-Olympic as they pass Amtrak's coach yard. 800 had been out of service for the last year or so, and wouldn't see much use in revenue serv... (more)

The first eastbound Metrolink in the San Bernardino Line Sunday schedule approaches the Claremont station, passing through a section of track lined by trees and other greenery. In the background, ... (more)

Metrolink 662 departs LA as the BNSF 101 job prepares to head back to Hobart.