Some of the November endorsements of San Francisco's leading progressive LGBTQ Democratic organization were "potentially fraudulent" and "compromised," according to a stunning statement from the club posted to Facebook on August 31.

A longtime San Francisco Latino HIV/AIDS nonprofit is hanging on by a thread and has stopped providing direct services after losing city funding at the end of the last budget year.

California legislators have sent Governor Gavin Newsom myriad bills aimed at protecting the rights of LGBTQ state residents and improving their health care needs.

Marguerite "Maggi" Rubenstein, Ph.D., a pioneering bisexual activist dubbed the Godmother of Sex Ed, died August 19 at her home in Red Bluff, California.

The U.S. Census Bureau is now testing sexual orientation and gender identity questions on its American Community Survey.

Grateful to be alive, longtime gay and AIDS survivor Cleve Jones is planning an "epic" party for his 70th birthday this fall.

Four years ago when he sought his City Council seat, gay Pinole resident Devin Murphy was facing the prospect of having to campaign amid the COVID pandemic when most in-person activities were curtailed.

With San Francisco's LGBTQ residents rapidly progressing to their golden years, housing specific to their cultural needs is expected to be in high demand.

At the Sum of Us Festival, community is key. It is the foundation and motivation for the wellness retreat, which aims to foster friendship and collective self-discovery between LGBTQ women, trans, and nonbinary folks.

It was a celebratory night at San Francisco's Strand Theater August 22 when 12 of the 14 participants of the Transgender District's Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program graduated during a small ceremony and presented their ideas for future enterprises.

The B.A.R. editorial board was surprised to see a heterosexual couple featured as the lead image on the Yes on 3 campaign site. The state proposition aims to remove the anti-same-sex language from the old Prop 8 that remains in the constitution.

From the get-go, Neil J. Young's "Coming Out Republican: A History of the Gay Right" makes it manifestly clear that gay Republicans face condemnation both from the queer community and their own political party, which never has fully accepted them.

San Francisco stands as a beacon of diversity and inclusion, largely due to its vibrant and resilient LGBTQ+ community.

The obituary for Erik Butterfield, who brought light and joy to all who knew him.