The obituary for Thomas Gee, who was a longtime attorney in San Francisco.

A reader urges voters to reject San Francisco Proposition K, which would close the Upper Great Highway to vehicle traffic, while several elected officials make the case for the road closure.

As I write this, both the presidential election and Halloween are looming.

Peptides have become an increasingly important area of research in numerous scientific fields, especially for their diverse functions.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved a deal that will see the city purchase a property in the LGBTQ Castro district to establish the country's first freestanding LGBTQ history museum and archival center.

Residents of San Jose's District 3 have launched a campaign to recall embattled gay City Councilmember Omar Torres — who was stripped of his committee assignments and urged by colleagues to resign when it was revealed he's under criminal investigation.

A new report shows 73% of participating LGBTQ community centers have experienced homophobic or transphobic threats or harassment over the past two years.

This year's crop of incumbent California Republican House members seeking reelection offers a picture of dichotomy when it comes to the LGBTQ community.

During an October 16 sermon, far-right evangelical church leader Jack Hibbs told his Calvary Chapel Chino Hills congregation to show up at a Chino Valley Unified School District board meeting the following night.

Poland is marching toward same-sex civil partnerships. Equality Minister Katarzyna Kotula, a member of the New Left political party, presented a draft bill to legalize civil partnerships for same-sex couples to the Central European country's Parliament.

A prosecutor in the Mexican state of Baja California told reporters this week that it is unlikely that the killing of the out owner of a popular LGBTQ+ nightclub in Tijuana was a hate crime.

The Bay Ares Reporter's endorsements for the November 5 general election.

When it comes to a wealth of experience, subject matter expertise, and an interest in solving a complex problem, entrepreneur Amanda "Mandy" Ralston fits the bill.

Golden State Democrats are divided about a proposition that would make key revisions to a signature criminal justice reform measure that voters passed 10 years ago.