The Coast Starlight passenger train runs between Los Angeles to Seattle along the Interstate-5 corridor. Here we see the northbound #14 crossing the Santiam River near Jefferson, Oregon. Jefferson... (more)

Months before the huge Thomas Fire burned through the area, Amtrak No.14 the westbound Coast Starlight rolls the lush Faria Beach Community.

Amtrak #14 takes off out of the city of Camarillo toward Sacramento and points north, shipping back the AmCal locomotives that helped serve the Surfline for the past week due to the deadly Monteci... (more)

Now that the US-101 between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles has reopened, the two Capitol Corridor motors have finished their duties assisting on the Pacific Surfliner service. Here they are gliding... (more)

The delivery of two Cascade Chargers caused for Amtrak's northbound Coast Starlight to run with six units yesterday. Since the new Cascades units came off the Southwest Chief a few days ago, it ca... (more)

Southern Pacific #99 to Amtrak #14

Southern Pacific’s famed Coast Daylight (Los Angeles to San Francisco) lives on as Amtrak’s Coast Starlight (Los Angeles to Seatt... (more)

Heading for Cuesta Grade

Amtrak train #14, the northbound (westbound in Southern Pacific's timetable) Coast Starlight, departs San Luis Obispo, California, on July 1, 1976 (Am... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

Amtrak's Starlight arrives at Oakland with a beautiful observation on the rear.

A couple watch the northbound Coast Starlight glide across the impressive trestle at Gaviota.

Due to having to run back to LA to pick up new power because the previous trailing unit (AMTK 510) blew a crank case, Amtrak's Coast Starlight is now roughly 3 hours down as it heads north through... (more)

This is what the passengers pay for - Pacific Ocean views!

Amtrak train #14, the northbound Coast Starlight, hugs the coastline in California as it crosses the large trestle a... (more)

The Coast Starlight makes its stop in downtown Oakland at Jack London Square station on a wet and rainy night.

The northbound Coast Starlight passes early spring daffodils as it rolls through Junction City, Ore., heading for Portland and Seattle.

Working through the upper loop above Cantara, train 14 nears Mt Shasta City, with a long way to go yet before the next station stop at Klamath Falls, 100 miles out.