The loss of the presidential election has left many people shell-shocked, and rather than focusing on the much more pressing question — what do we do now — a lot of people have chosen to focus on trying to find someone to blame.
Outside the U.S. Supreme Court building Wednesday afternoon, lawyers supporting state bans on hormonal treatments for young people suffering gender dysphoria spoke more bluntly than they did in front of the justices during oral arguments.
Gay San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio is facing a recall effort over his authoring the successful citywide proposition to close the Great Highway to vehicle traffic.
Debra Walker, a lesbian whose fight to stay on the police commission earlier this year garnered headlines, is now the newest member of the San Francisco Arts Commission.
HIV/AIDS activists held a news conference outside Marty's Place in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood December 2, saying they need to raise money for an attorney to avoid a potential eviction.
The first survey California has conducted of its older LGBTQ residents found many are struggling with mental, physical, and cognitive health challenges.
The city has now officially purchased a shopping center in San Francisco's Castro district for what will become the country's first free-standing LGBTQ history museum and archival center.
For close to 20 years, husbands Miguel Lopez and Gabriel Ya?ez have successfully navigated various clothing trendlines and changes in the way people shop for attire to keep their Sui Generis Designer Consignment open for business in the Castro.