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Valley Transportation Authority workers on Friday were trying to adjust to life and work in the wake of Wednesday’s mass shooting that left nine of their...

It’s been two days and people are continuing to tell stories of loss, love and bravery for the nine people killed in the VTA yard mass shooting in San Jose.

Elected leaders and community members gathered at San Jose City Hall Thursday evening to remember the nine people killed in Wednesday's mass shooting at a...

As investigators narrow in on a motive, survivors try to pick up the pieces and honor the victims and heroes of the worst mass shooting in Bay Area history.

Members of the Valley Transportation Authority family gathered Thursday morning to remember their nine colleagues who were killed in Wednesday’s mass shooting...

The gunman in the San Jose mass shooting was an outsider at the rail yard he had worked at for more than a decade.

A steady stream of people, including Valley Transportation Authority workers, stopped by a growing memorial outside San Jose City Hall Friday to remember the...

Taptejdeep Singh died trying to save others from a gunman. Kirk Bertolet saw some of his coworkers take their last breaths.

Authorities released the names of the nine people who were killed when a gunman opened fire at a San Jose Valley Transportation Authority rail yard Wednesday.

Federal officials told NBC Bay Area that five different special ATF explosives sniffing dogs worked the scene in and around the VTA maintenance facility. They added that each dog trained to sniff out a different substance from gunpowder to plastic explosives and other materials. One of those dogs hit on an object as a possible incendiary device. That’s when Santa Clara County’s bomb squad sent in a robot to explore the device in the back-parking lot. "ATF officials will also assist local...