September 23, 2014 | Lifestyle Story City Life
Larry Ellison Bought an Island in Hawaii. Now What?: "Ninety seven percent of Lanai may be a lot of Lanai, but it’s a tiny part of Ellison’s overall empire." [NYTimes]
Rank and File Firefighters Call for Chief's Ouster: Tensions burst out into the open. [SFGate]
New Warriors Stadium Looks Like a Toilet: Well, only from the outside does it look like a toilet. [Curbed SF]
Soda Industry Pumps in $800,000 to Fight Berkeley's Soda Tax: The contribution may be the largest in the city's history. [Berkeleyside]
It's Bisexual Day Today in Berkeley: We're of two minds about the holiday. [East Bay Express]
160 Units Could Come to 26th and South Van Ness: Wonder if this will prove as controversial as the plans for 16th and Mission? [Mission Local]
Apple Has Sold 10 Million New iPhones: We bought seven. [San Jose Mercury]
Rent Control Proposal Riles Marin: A fascinating long look at the policy debate in the North Bay. [Marin IJ]
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