San Francisco voters will determine a number of important issues on the March 5 ballot.

A foreign policy organization writes about its endorsement of gay Southern California congressional candidate Jirair Ratevosian, Ph.D.

The Bay Area Reporter recommends attorney Michael Johnson for an open seat on the Alameda County Superior Court.

San Francisco voters should retain Superior Court Judges Michael Isaku Begert and Patrick Thompson.

We've been waiting a long time to have a member of the LGBTQ community elected to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.

Readers write in about the HONOR PAC endorsement in the SF District 9 supervisor race and about how we forgot a nugget of history in the story about the old Harvey's bar in the Castro. (We fixed it.)

Voters in the state's sprawling Senate District 3 would do well to elect gay former West Sacramento mayor Christopher Cabaldon in the March 5 primary.

Jovanka Beckles, a queer Black Latina immigrant woman, is making her second bid for a state legislative seat.

San Francisco residents on the city's west side have an opportunity to elect a new member of the state Assembly and, for the March 5 primary, we recommend District 2 Supervisor Catherine Stefani.

Readers weigh in on Another Planet Entertainment and the Israel-Hamas war.

There is one Democratic U.S. Senate candidate who stands above the others when it comes to LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS issues and that's why we're recommending Congressmember Barbara Lee of Oakland for the U.S. Senate in the March 5 primary.

There's not much excitement in the upcoming primary as far as the presidential race goes.

It's rare that a congressional seat opens up in the Bay Area, and we are fortunate to have extremely supportive representatives here.

A reader weighs in on last week's story about a San Francisco educator.