With roots stretching back thousands of years, drag performers have recently become a cultural Rorschach test.

Once again, two marches will take place in San Francisco on Pride Sunday.

The Red Dress Bar Crawl in the Castro last weekend enlivened the neighborhood and helped raise funds for several LGBTQ watering holes.

The U.S. Senate this month confirmed a gay man to a federal district court seat in San Francisco — marking the first time an openly gay nominee has been appointed to the district court for what is often considered the world's gayest city.

Our society is gradually becoming more open-minded, but nevertheless, LGBT students still face challenges and obstacles on campus. Read the article and learn the ways out.

New educational programs should consider enhancing the empathy and inclusivity levels of modern students. See why to incorporate LGBT issues in such lessons.

Among aspects that can influence student life, sexual orientation occupies an important position. Read the article and learn what challenges and advantages students can face.

A judicial review panel in the coming weeks is expected to confirm two gay men to serve on the state's appellate courts and elevate a lesbian appeals court justice to preside over her bench.

San Francisco's historic preservation and planning commissions approved measures Thursday that pave the way for Another Planet Entertainment's plans to make major changes to the Castro Theatre.

A potential compromise would keep PrEP covered by insurers and employers as a case that would overrule federal protection for HIV preventative care moves through the courts.

We fully support the San Francisco AIDS Foundation's expressed interest in helping to run an overdose prevention center, but we think the agency stumbled with recent messaging equating needles to life and police to death.

As it marks this month its third anniversary in business at 3901 18th Street in San Francisco's Castro LGBTQ neighborhood, Kokak Chocolates is shaking up its menu items and eying expansion into breakfast and lunch options.

Wanting to live closer to where they both worked, Jovanka Beckles and her wife, Nicole Valentino, left Alameda in 2005 for Richmond, California, where they could afford to buy a home for themselves and their then teenage son, Lucio Valentino.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed met with Israeli LGBTQ community leaders during her recent trip to Israel.