The Yes on Proposition 3 campaign is confident California voters will decide November 5 to remove language prohibiting same-sex marriage from the state constitution.

There are several LGBTQ and straight ally candidates running for municipal seats on the Peninsula and in the South Bay. Significantly, there is also a rare open congressional seat that straddles San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

Darcie Bell, a queer woman, asked where the safest place to send her child would be in San Francisco after experiencing bullying behavior elsewhere in the district.

When Abigail Baer arrived at the Demuth Foundation in Lancaster, PA six years ago she discovered visitors to the historic residence and studio of the late artist Charles Demuth left without learning much about the celebrated master watercolorist.

The disparate groups of the San Francisco LGBTQ community that Cleve Jones helped forge emerged with banners in their drag, leather, jockstraps, and other queer uniforms at his 70th birthday party October 11.

Ballots are arriving for the 2024 presidential election, and this may be my last chance before you fill in that circle or punch out that chad that I can talk to you about your choice.

News is Out, the collaboration of six legacy LGBTQ publications, will hold a free webinar on Project 2025, the right-wing authoritarian playbook that has been developed by the Heritage Foundation for a second Trump administration.

San Jose's mayor and members of the City Council called for the resignation of a gay San Jose elected official who is under criminal investigation after he admitted in a text message to performing oral sex on a 17-year-old.

Vehicles traversing Church Street in Noe Valley will soon need to make a complete stop at 28th Street.

An effort to obtain federal landmarking for the site where a transgender uprising against police harassment took place in San Francisco 58 years ago remains pending two years after state preservationists had supported doing so.

Interest in clinical trials is high among members of the LGBTQ community and people of color, though participation rates are "alarmingly low," according to a survey from the PAN Foundation that was released last week.

With less than three weeks left before the November 5 elections, there are three big questions in the U.S. Senate races for LGBTQ people.

Democratic congressional candidates gay state Assemblymember Evan Low and former San Jose mayor Sam Liccardo clashed over ethics and policy during a televised debate hosted by a trio of local news organizations.

In 1996, the San Francisco Unified School District officially christened the Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy in the city's LGBTQ Castro district a few blocks away from where Milk had lived and operated a camera shop on Castro Street in the 1970s.