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Letters to the editor
Readers weigh in on "Abundance," and "Anora," while another is looking for friends of a late Castro business owner.
Gay harm reduction advocate Michael Siever dies
Michael Siever, Ph.D., a gay man and psychologist who once led the San Francisco AIDS Foundation’s behavioral health program, died April 10 at an assisted living facility in Seattle.
Wang wins Oakland seat, Tordillos poised to advance in San Jose
Taylor ahead of Lee in Oakland mayor’s race
SF Pride defends decision not to recognize gay deported migrant
People’s March includes call to ‘free Andry’ as gay makeup artist remains in Salvadoran prison
SF Pride reportedly denies request to name deported gay makeup artist honorary grand marshal
Special elections decide fate of out CA candidates
Arts & Culture
Spring Books 2025 round-up, part 3: Obsessions, revealing memoirs & a ‘Wicked’ prequel
Here’s the third installment of our Spring books round-up, with thought-provoking stories from a trans author, self-reflective queer memoirs including one from a longtime AIDS-era survivor, and both fictional and historical books about witches.
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SF supervisors approve Castro Entertainment Zone
The Castro LGBTQ neighborhood is about to be able to bolster outdoor nighttime events by making it easier to drink alcohol on the street.