The fourth edition of State of Events for the Fall 2009 semester. Anchored by Tiffany Shields and Vanessa Vasconcelos. Highlighted: President Obama’s visit to San Francisco and criticism he is receiving from the left, an Anti-War protest, reaction to the Dow reaching above 10,000, and a last chance for homeowners to avoid losing their homes.

The third edition of State of Events for the Fall 2009 semester. Anchored by Heather Arruda, Vanessa Rodriguez and David Saunders. Highlighted: Violence on muni, a sticker to save pedestrians, the 2009 “Big Rumble” earthquake drill, job hunting for the unemployed, the 2009 Fleet Week celebrations and SF State soccer

The second edition of State of Events for the Fall 2009 semester. Anchored by Tiffany Shields and Vanessa Vasconcelos. Highlighted: Arrival of the H1N1 vaccine, the health care reform debate, parking spots converted to parks, a new art center in the tenderloin, obstacles to the expansion of solar power, and the President’s Cup takes over San Francisco.

The first edition of State of Events for the Fall 2009 semester. Anchored by Vanessa Rodriguez, Heather Arruda and David Saunders. Highlighted: Food banks and unemployment in the bad economy, state parks cuts, surprising housing market news, the closure of Energy 92.7 and why one professor is telling his students to stay home.

The eighth edition of State of Events for the Spring 2009 Semester. Anchored by Vanessa Rodriguez, Ingrid Fermandois, and Will Davis. Highlighted: Swine Flu Cases, California University Budget Cuts, and YouTube EDU. (Spring 2009)

The third edition of State of Events for the Spring 2009 semester. Anchored by Jennifer Smith, Susan Gager & James Kincaid. Highlighted: 3rd street Muni train accident, K-12 teachers getting pink slips, and Parkmerced adding eateries to plaza.

The second edition of State of Events for the Spring 2009 semester. Anchored by Ingrid Fermandois, Natalie Wayt, and Will Davis. Highlighted: cuts at the SF Chronicle, the bad economy driving TV use, and the dangers of earphones.

The first edition of State of Events for the Spring 2009 semester. Anchored by Lindsey Adams, Leigh Wolf. Highlighted: the debate over same sex marriage, California drought dangers, and “The Black Rock” film.