One would presume that Metrolink isn't in a huge rusn for these two new EMD F125 locomotives (SCAX 939 and 942), as this train, BNSF Railway J-SXRLAC9-20A (High/Wide Move; Streator IL to Los Angel... (more)

Amtrak train 36, the eastbound Desert Wind (Los Angeles CA to Ogden UT) cuts through the haze as it passes the old Santa Fe station sign for Casa Blanca (White House), a neighborhood in Riv... (more)

A hot Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway piggyback train, BNSF 9-896-24, passes through the station of May as it heads east out of Los Angeles behind ATSF SD40-2 5084, which has not yet been ren... (more)

BNSF Railway local R-CAL0151-29I, the "San-Jac Roadswitcher," has completed their work in eastern Riverside (railroad "east," that is, as it is on the north side of the city) a... (more)

Heading west into the setting sun, BNSF Railway train Z-LPKLAC6-17 passes Casa Blanca on the railway's San Bernardino Sub. This Priority UPS-LTL Intermodal train is powered by BNSF ES44AC 5925, B... (more)

In Search of Searchlights: A late running Amtrak Southwest Chief, bound for Los Angeles, accelerates out of Riverside. As it rounds the curve west of the station, the train passes one of th... (more)

After working three industries off the BNSF San Bernardino Sub, UP's LOB40 Arlington Local returns to home rails with ex an MP GP38-2 leading 3 more geeps.

The LOB40 Arlington Local heads off the LA Sub at Riverside with two geeps for power.

UP manifest MNPML, which was running with all autos today, passes through Riverside.

An S train nears their destination at the Port of Long Beach via the San Bernardino Sub main.

An ES44AC leads the first of two back to back MEMLACs westbound through Riverside.

A westbound Harbor stack train passes through Riverside with a KCS unit trailing.

UP's LOB40 local works industries below Highgrove on BNSF's San Bernardino Sub as they pass under the Santa Fe style signal bridge complete with searchlights. This job is a holdover from an agreem... (more)

ILXG3X crosses over the Santa Ana River in Riverside with a CSX unit trailing.

The Corona Local's Santa Fe caboose leads a shove up the spur at Casa Blanca in Riverside. Unfortunately this caboose would be destroyed in a collision with a truck a few months later.