Day Around The Bay: Zito Is Finally Back In The A's Bullpen: SFist

Berkeley moves forward on raising the legal age to purchase tobacco to 21. [KRON 4]
Bankrupt high-end private commuter bus startup Leap is auctioning off its buses again in October, since that eBay thing apparently didn't work. [Wired]
... and someone on [Grist] suggests that more mass transit options ought to consider snack bars and comfier chairs.
The NTSB says PG&E has gotten less safe since San Bruno Blast. [LA Times]
The SF Arts Commission confirms that artists are being pushed out of SF, and the commission is offering grants to artists to help hold on to workspaces. [KQED]
Barry Zito is finally being promoted back into the A's bullpen to finish the season after languishing in the minors since spring training. [Inside the A's]
Lyft is expanding to China, via a partnership with China’s biggest rideshare app, Didi. [Lyft]

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