I thought when it goes through metamorphosis it would turn an orange color but these are black with yellowish/orange spots. Very tiny too. I've got ladybugs here but they are orange with the blackish spots. Julia

I just now made the connection between this and the bedbug posting. The antennae of your bugs are very dermestid beetle-like. These beetles and their larvae are very interested in dead skin. A population of these would be leaving a series of bristly moulting casings behind as they grow into adults. The larva are also interested in wool, other natural animal fibers, bone, dead insects, and various foodstuffs. Bedbugs have a flattened appearance, they are not very 3-dimensional. A flash photo revealing more abdomen details would help, also, flip one over on its back.

I have updated because I meant to post a picture of the bug and not the same picture of the leaf twice. They are mostly all little green bugs but some are a little larger and red. They can be seen with the naked eye and look kind of like a cross between spider and grasshopper. Only tomatoes are affected, I don see any on peppers or herbs.

That looks like a leafhopper, although I couldn't tell you which specific species. If you search google for insects of your area, and find leafhopper in the page of any lists you get, you can probably narrow it down further, and seek out treatment options.