HALF MOON BAY — Two years after seven farmworkers lost their lives when a disgruntled employee allegedly went on a rampage through two local farms, the victims’ families and the survivors continue to wait for the conclusion of lawsuits seeking compensation — and for the shooter to be tried.

The City of Half Moon Bay came together for a second night on Friday to remember seven farmworkers who were shot and killed by a coworker two years ago. The vigil was organized by immigrant and farmworker advocacy group ALAS.