The West Coast was a named train of the Southern Pacific Railroad from Los Angeles to Portland via the San Joaquin Valley.

The first through train from Los Angeles to Portland started in 1924 and was named West Coast in 1927, by which time it was on the Cascade Line via Klamath Falls.

It was always an overnight train between Sacramento and Los Angeles; in 1932-36 it was combined with the Owl south of Fresno.

The train was discontinued north of Sacramento in 1949 in favor of the Shasta Daylight and Cascade.

[2] The last section of the West Coast between Los Angeles and Sacramento continued to operate until December 1960, when it was permanently discontinued.