Brandi Childress

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers are one step closer to going on strike.

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers are one step closer to going on strike. Bob Redell reports.

Leave a little earlier and pack some extra patience if you drive to work in downtown San Jose. BART to San Jose construction begins Monday morning, and there likely will be delays.

Those living in northeast San Jose will be hearing more BART trains moving up and down the newly built tracks in the coming weeks as transit officials ramp up testing and at faster speeds.

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority and BART are planning to collaborate, starting this month, on a peer review of single-bore and twin-bore tunnel methodologies for a five-mile span of tunnel planned for the Silicon Valley extension.

A Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light-rail vehicle was involved in a collision with a pedestrian Monday afternoon in San Jose, a VTA spokeswoman said.

Taxpayers in the South Bay are about to be asked to solve a lot of local problems — with their wallets.

Taxpayers in the South Bay are about to be asked to solve a lot of local problems — with their wallets. Robert Handa reports.

Just days after NBC Bay Area’s exclusive report about a VTA construction project crippling businesses along San Jose’s Alum Rock Avenue, Mayor Sam Liccardo is promising real help to the businesses impacted.

Authorities confirm two separate fatal accidents involving a train striking a person in the Bay Area on Tuesday.

Two people are confirmed dead in separate train accidents reported Tuesday.

Store owners in East San Jose gathered at a community meeting to address a prolonged VTA construction project that they say is costing them business.

Sunnyvale city leaders and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority officials on Thursday asked residents to weigh in on solutions for the so-called “The Mathilda Mess.”

Sunnyvale city leaders and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority officials on Thursday asked residents to weigh in on solutions for the so-called “The Mathilda Mess.” Peggy Bunker reports.

The $63 million project to help clear up traffic at one of the Bay Area’s most congested interchanges opened Monday at 5 a.m.

A new so-called “flyover ramp” has opened up around Stevens Creek Boulevard and Interstates 280 and 880. Robert Handa reports.

North San Jose Intersection Closing For Nine Months Due to BART Construction Kris Sanchez reports.

The South Bay BART extension will change traffic patterns in North San Jose starting Monday–and the change will last for nine months.

Early Wednesday morning, the Valley Transportation Authority opened two new ramps designed to make life easier for drivers: Stevens Creek Boulevard to southbound I-880/280 and southbound I-880 to Stevens Creek Boulevard.