It happened on Sunday evening at around 7:45 p.m. on the Union Pacific railroad tracks that parallel Van Buren Boulevard, according to investigators.

Viral posts suggest Google Maps imagery shows a human trafficking plea in L.A., but police say there's no evidence of nefarious activity.

Union Pacific Railroad investigators Wednesday were trying to determine why a 22-year-old woman wandered onto tracks in Jurupa Valley, where she was struck and killed by a train. Maraya Espinoza of Jurupa Valley was fatally injured at 7:45 p.

Internet users are shocked by the discovery of disturbing messages spotted in Los Angeles. The large words, which include 'HELP', 'LAPD', 'FEDERAL', and 'TRAFICO', appear to be spelled out using construction materials and debris.

Internet users are shocked by the discovery of disturbing messages spotted in Los Angeles. The large words, which include 'HELP', 'LAPD', 'FEDERAL', and 'TRAFICO', appear to be spelled out using construction materials and debris. They are visible in an undeveloped lot, on a sidewalk, and on a billboard.

LAPD has debunked the human trafficking conspiracy theories linked with the viral mysterious ‘help’ messages in Google Maps visuals.

Enter the city of Los Angeles, where a small triangular ... a dozen times on the piece of land that is owned by the Union Pacific Railroad. The Spanish words for “trafficking,” “federal ...

Los Angeles, United States - January 27, 2025 01/27/2025 09:41 pm (GMT-0800) HUNTINGTON PARK, Calif. – A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Union Pacific freight train pulling tank cars near the intersection of Salt Lake Avenue and Grand Avenue.

While the global supply chain seemed whipsawed on a daily basis in 2024, one thing remained constant: a veritable tsunami of ocean containers moving

Police say there is no evidence of trafficking or criminal activity after messages written with pipes and wood went viral on social media.

Disturbing messages asking for help have been spotted in Los Angeles and have been visible on Google Maps for years.