The new Port Columbus airport opened to great fanfare in July 1929 as a key hub on an air-rail transcontinental travel route ...

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Crews responded to a second-alarm structure fire at Fire Station 164, at 6301 Santa Fe Avenue, around 4 a.m., according to Fred Fielding, spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Immigration officers were seen at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet on Saturday, according to witnesses. Numerous people left a Father’s Day concert that was being held at the space after federal agents ...

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People will be able to see engines like the Steam Locomotive Santa Fe 3751, which pulled the first named passenger train into Los Angeles Union Station in 1939.

The absolute highlight: "The oldest train we have is a 1927 Santa Fe 3751 steam locomotive. ... WHERE: Union Station, 800 N. Alameda Street, Los Angeles COST: Free INFO: Trainfest 2023.

People will be able to see engines like the Steam Locomotive Santa Fe 3751, which pulled the first named passenger train into Los Angeles Union Station in 1939.