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Vallejo conservationist says she was unjustly arrested while volunteering (opens the original)
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A well-known North Bay conservationist says she was unjustly arrested and manhandled on Wednesday while doing the volunteer duties she’s been doing for years. Myrna Hayes, 70, of Vallejo, was arrested at Mare Island’s San Pablo Bay Trail on Wednesday during her nightly routine of locking the gates to the trail. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are “I’ve been locking this gate. I go 3/4 of a mile on the gravel road every night, going on 17 years,” Hayes said. Vallejo police say they had
San Francisco security guards strike to demand better pay and benefits (opens the original)
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Security guards across California are demanding higher wages and better benefits. On Friday, several hundred security guards held a one-day strike in San Francisco. San Francisco security guard Jakia Lane says she goes to work every day not knowing what danger she may face. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are “They want us to protect them, but they don’t want to protect us,” she said. “It is in the back of my mind, but I also try to keep situational awareness, so that I’m aware because
Councilwoman receives death threats and assaulted over Pittsburg data center (opens the original)
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A Pittsburg councilwoman says she’s gotten death threats and was recently assaulted over the city’s approved data center. “When they become threatening to us. When they become violent. I say that because I was assaulted,” Councilmember Arlene Kobata said on a podcast. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Kobata said the woman, angry over the city approving a data center, assaulted her at a public event. "She grabbed me and shoved me a couple of times, and had some strong words with me,"
Antioch schools face fire watch after custodian warns of malfunctioning alarms (opens the original)
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A custodian in the Antioch Unified School District is raising alarms over what he calls an immediate safety crisis, warning that a majority of local schools lack properly functioning fire alarm systems. Jacob Ferguson, a school custodian, said he grew concerned after the school district recently eliminated the electronics technician position responsible for maintaining the fire alarm systems across its campuses. System panels at several locations were seen beeping and flashing warning lights ind
Family wants plaques at Vallejo pedestrian bridge to honor Pearl Pinson (opens the original)
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Vallejo city councilmembers will consider a plan for two plaques to honor Pearl Pinson, a 15-year-old kidnapped more than 10 years ago while she was on her way to school. The plaques would be installed on each side of a pedestrian bridge investigators believe the teen was dragged over before being stuffed in the trunk of her abductor's car. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "Please approve these plaques even if we have to pay for them," said Rose Pinson, Pearl's sister. "To have thes
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