Jews for the Freedom to Marry kicked off the Yes on Prop 3 at Congregation Sha'ar Zahav September 15 with a voe renewal ceremony for five couples.

There are some truly unusual and outlandish beliefs about how a transgender person transitions.

The obituary for Donald Bruce Chambers, who worked at UCSF's Center for AIDS Prevention Services and was involved in Metropolitan Community Church-San Francisco and New Spirit Community Church in Berkeley.

The San Francisco Police Department is considering moving the Castro neighborhood from the boundaries of its Mission Station to Park Station.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed named a gay man as acting executive director of the city's human rights commission late last week as allegations of potential wrongdoing in her administration sent shockwaves through the mayoral race.

California Lt.Gov. Eleni Kounalakis warned attendees at a Democratic fundraiser that there's a lot to be learned by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's positive namecheck of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at last week's debate.

Gay transit advocate Mike Chen is closer to being seated on the oversight body for San Francisco's transportation agency after a supervisors committee voted Monday to recommend that he be confirmed.

Ensuring there is LGBTQ representation on San Francisco's myriad oversight bodies for city agencies and departments is a perennial concern.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed gave powerful remarks as she signed legislation landmarking the late Gilbert Baker's rainbow flag installation at Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro during a ceremony Friday, September 13.

Ted "Teddy" Fang, a gay man who was the former publisher of the San Francisco Examiner and other newspapers, died September 9 in his Dolores Heights home.

The final AIDS/LifeCycle fundraiser will be next year, according to the SF AIDS Foundation and the LA LGBT Center, bringing to an end an event that has brought in $300 million to the two organizations for their HIV/AIDS services over three decades.

A Southern California judge has permanently blocked a school district from enforcing its forced outing policy for transgender students.

Should Scotty Jacobs be elected San Francisco's next District 5 supervisor, at age 30, he would be the youngest gay person to win a seat on the Board of Supervisors.

The Bay Area Reporter offers recommendations in two Berkeley City Council races.