At least two of three agencies serving LGBTQ youth that had been anticipating cuts from the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families this year now tell the Bay Area Reporter they are no longer expecting those particular reductions.
Testimony from a homicide detective and DNA expert in the preliminary hearing of a UC Berkeley employee charged in the killing of a gay Black man in Oakland last year was compelling enough for an Alameda County judge to rule the case can move forward.
An annual report on LGBTQ equality found that more states' legal, work, health, family support, and religious and political environments became less favorable over the past year.
A political action committee aimed at electing out women and nonbinary candidates to public office across the U.S. has become the first major LGBTQ group to endorse lesbian state Senator Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) for California governor in 2026.
A committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors got the opportunity to learn more about the impending cuts to the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families as part of this year's budget proposed by Mayor London Breed.
A vibrant cornucopia of flowers, fruits, butterflies, canines, and flora-headed figures awaits airline travelers arriving to San Francisco International Airport via its Harvey Milk Terminal 1.
A rally will mark the 51st anniversary of the Coors beer boycott Saturday, June 22, from 4 to 5 p.m. at Market and Castro streets in San Francisco's LGBTQ neighborhood.
In the 1990s, queer women were having their moment in San Francisco. Mary Ellen Cunha and Peggy Forster had proudly opened the windows of Twin Peaks Tavern for all the world to see.
We were pleased that Governor Gavin Newsom came to San Francisco last week to help launch the Northern California kick-off of the Freedom to Marry ballot initiative.
HIV activists, many from the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, and their supporters held a march and rally Friday, June 7, to call attention to their HIV community budget proposal.
