Three Brothers From San Francisco Leave Home. With the end of diesel service on CalTrain, and much digital ink having been spilled over the F40 and MPI36 units now out of work, it is a good... (more)

Union Pacific Railway GP40P-2 1375 first showed up in Anaheim in November 2021 with no graffiti upon it. Roughly two-and-a-half years later, it looks like this. Built by EMD in November 1974 as ... (more)

Union Pacific's Marlboro Local, powered by GP40P-2 1375 and GP60 1083, switches tank cars full of polyol at FXI, which manufactures foam mattresses. (Orange, California – February 7, 202... (more)

Union Pacific GP40P-2 1375, the former Southern Pacific 7602, originally SP 3199) is one of just three GP40P-2s built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division – all for the SP. Purchased as pa... (more)

Flatback Through The Other Side Of Anaheim. Union Pacific Railroad 1375 (GP40P-2, née-Southern Pacific 3199, EMD, 11/1974) was the sole power for train LOA32 (Anaheim turn) on March 31, 20... (more)

Rounding the superelevated curve on the wye at CP Maple, where Metrolink's Orange and Olive subs connect, is Union Pacific's Coast Mesa local, train LOA32. Normally operated with back-to-back Gee... (more)

Union Pacific's Costa Mesa Local normally operates with two GPs, but on this day the second locomotive (GP60 1083) was missing, perhaps sent to West Colton Yard for some routine maintenance. This... (more)

Union Pacific train LOA32 has just gotten onto Santa Ana Street, which it will travel down the middle of for a mile before turning south and traveling another half-mile down the center of Olive St... (more)

Union Pacific's Costa Mesa Local, UP LOA32, heads from Anaheim to Santa Ana via Metrolink's Orange Sub behind UP GP40P-2 (one of only three ever built) and GP60 1083 pulling ten cars (2 covered ho... (more)

Union Pacific GP40P-2 has been assigned to the local that originates in Anaheim for several months now, and it is hard to not go out to photograph it as it is one of only three GP40P-2s bui... (more)

Union Pacific Railroad's train LOA32 rolls across Santiago Creek as it crosses from Orange to Santa Ana. This section of its trip from Anaheim to an industrial area in southern Santa Ana has it t... (more)

Flatback. Union Pacific Railroad LOA32, the Anaheim Local, has long been the target of railfans' cameras because of the significant amount of mid-street trackage that it covers during its r... (more)

Union Pacific train LOA32 has just gotten onto Santa Ana Street, which it will travel down the middle of for a mile before turning south and traveling another half-mile down the center of Olive St... (more)

Union Pacific train LOA32, the Costa Mesa Local (which hasn't gone to Costa Mesa in decades, as the tracks were removed), rounds the curve at CP Maple on its approach to the city of Orange as it h... (more)

Having just crossed the Santa Ana River, and in the process also crossing eastward from Anaheim to Orange, Union Pacific train LOA32, the local heading from West Anaheim Yard to southern Santa Ana... (more)