- Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here.
- Jamba Juice is fleeing the Bay Area for Texas. [SF Business Times]
- Protesters stymie San Francisco Police Commission meeting. [SF Chronicle]
- Get ready for some bosom heaving news: Google is giving its AI romance novels in an effort to make it talk normally. [BuzzFeed]
- In an effort to fight obesity, Oakland’s putting a soda tax on the November ballot. [SF Business Times] [SF Chronicle]
- A 7-month-old at UCSF hospital has been denied a potentially life-saving heart transplant by three California hospitals. [ABC 7]
- Massive fines mount for serial permit scofflaw Academy of Art as City Attorney and Planning Commission squabble. [CBS 5]
- [SF Weekly]'s cover story this week dismantles the city's dismal track record in investigating and prosecuting rape cases.
- Sorry for the smell, that's just the dead whale floating near Santa Cruz. [SF Chronicle]
- SF's vending machine junk food ban moves closer to reality, but now 911 dispatchers will be exempt. [SF Examiner]
- How does SF distinguish between "graffiti art" and vandalism? [KTVU]
Thursday Lunchtime Links: Jamba Juice Flees The Bay Area
Join the conversation
Comments
Comments load automatically as this section approaches.