Derek Highsmith reports many on the left are becoming increasingly critical of President Barack Obama.

Muni is now cutting corners literally after a whopping 9.5% of riders aren’t paying their fare.

Tiffany Shields reports that a bridge toll hike is being proposed for Bay Area bridges.

Derek Highsmith reports on the recent wave of violence on San Francisco’s Muni and the YouTube sensations it has created.

Watch the original videos of the violent events:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rm4SazjKsQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCWv9SUcRq8

Vanessa Rodriguez reports college seniors are wondering if they will have health insurance when they graduate.

Derek Highsmith reports a new art center hopes to transform San Francisco’s Tenderloin into an arts district.

Tiffany Shields reports: despite their popularity, solar panel financing is limited. One Bay Area city is working to push the panels.

Heather Arruda reports on cuts at California’s State Parks.

On Friday, September 25, Governor Schwarzenegger announced plans to keep all of California’s 279 state parks open.

The news comes after initial plans to close more than 100 state parks.

Maintenance and service reductions will be made to achieve the more than 14 million dollars in budget savings within the state park system.

Jerry Emory, Director of Communications for the California State Parks Foundation, says the announcement sounds like good news for californians.

But it is a short term solution to an ongoing budgetary problem for state parks.

Lindsey Adams reports AccessSF is in danger of closing.

Susan Gager reports thousands of teachers are receiving pink slips in California and they’re launching a fight.

Jane Flandez reports a Marine from Hercules, CA uses his art skills in Iraq.