The second edition of State of Events for the Spring 2010 semester anchored by Myriah Johnson and Suzanne Phengsy. Highlighted: Protests against education cuts, the 2010 Gubernatorial race, closures at Dolores Park, a girl plagued with chronic fatigue syndrome, the Save Muni summit, the Asian Film Festival, an update on the SF Giants, the controversy over tasers, and cuts at the United States Postal Service.

Team Coverage: Students throughout the state protested cuts on the Day of Action. Justin Mendoza, Kanya Goldman, and Angela Greenwood report.

Derek Highsmith reports the California Gubernatorial race is heating up months before the election.

Steve Langsam reports that the City of San Francisco has been considering arming police officers with tasers.

Derek Highsmith reports that Muni riders are responding to budget cuts by holding a summit.

Chinwe Nwadike reports the City of San Francisco is looking to close parts of Dolores Park for remodeling.

Andrew Kelly reports on a local girl who has chronic fatigue syndrome.

Pim Yunyongkasamsuk reports on the 2010 International Asian American Film Festival.

Angela Greenwood reports the United States Postal Service is considering cutting service.

Alexander Grant reports the Giants are preparing for their new season.