SAN MATEO, Calif. --
A teenager convicted in a bomb attack on a Bay Area high school has been ordered to make a different kind of restitution. Alexander Youshock was convicted of attempted murder for trying to blow up Hillsdale High School in San Mateo two and a half years ago.
Thursday a judge ordered him to pay $122,000 for teacher and staff salaries associated with the school closing for two days after the attack.
In May, Youshock was ordered committed to a state mental hospital.