Good afternoon. Im tori campbell. A group of bay area students is being questioned for their veaged involvement in a allegeled involvement in a sexting scandal at four east bay schools. Our reporter talked to the superintendent and joins us live from brentwood. Reporter good afternoon. We got our hands on the letter sent home to parents explaining what happened but it doesnt explain the full extent of what police say was actually happening here at Adams Middle School and three other schools in the area. Blackmailed by cell phone. A teenaged boy at j. Douglas is accused of using inprone appropriate photos to coerce her into doing acts on campus. You dont want this in our community. You work hard to live in a community where you are protected from those as much as you can and when it comes to the forefront, its disturbing. Reporter police say at least 12 boys were sending and receiving inappropriate photos at the middle schools. The students involved range in age from 12 to 14. I think a
Popular School Monitor. What we were told outside of the courtroom. Good afternoon. Im tori campbell. Topping our news, a scary sight this morning as the window washers empty platform dangled high above San Francisco city streets. The incident closed streets and prompted evacuations. Happening now, the area is once again returning to normal. Tara moriarty is live on San Franciscos embarcadero to tell us what crews had to do to secure the area. Good afternoon, tara. Reporter good afternoon. This was quite a scare for folks in the financial district walking around. They look up, as you can imagine, this scaffolding dangling from the 41st floor. You can see the building, the one with the flag on top right there. This all happened around 7 00 this morning. Passersby noticed the unit hanging unsafely from one Embarcadero Center on the 300 block of clay street. Now, as a precaution, Police Closed battery between sacramento and clay. They also shut down the 28th through the 30th floors of the
April 1, 1921
Carl H. Peterson, whose resignation as city engineer took effect this morning, has accepted a position as city manager of Mount Pleasant at a salary of $3,600 a year. He was serving here for $2,100 a year. Mr. Peterson, who had intended to enter business here for himself as a professional engineer, already has so much private work lined up here that he will not be able to move to Mount Pleasant permanently before May 1, but will spend a day or two each week at his new duties until he can clear up his affairs here. The offer came unexpectedly to Mr. Peterson. Mount Pleasant officials had 15 applications for the position and he had not applied but was sent for by the Isabella County municipality when it became known that he had resigned his place here. Mr. Peterson decided to accept the place when it was made possible for him to take care of his work before assuming complete charge. Mount Pleasant has an ambitious program of public improvements which the local man will a