A rally will mark the 51st anniversary of the Coors beer boycott Saturday, June 22, from 4 to 5 p.m. at Market and Castro streets in San Francisco's LGBTQ neighborhood.

HIV activists, many from the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, and their supporters held a march and rally Friday, June 7, to call attention to their HIV community budget proposal.

San Francisco's famous fog made for a drizzly pink triangle installation ceremony June 8, but the show went on.

San Francisco supervisors have officially designated the city as a sanctuary for transgender and other gender-nonconforming individuals.

The obituary for the Reverend James Charles Johnson, who was a swing and tap dancer and worked at a variety of companies.

While President Joe Biden has issued a Pride Month proclamation and has done things to help the LGBTQ community, there is still frustration, especially compared to when Biden served as vice president.

The obituary for William (Bill) Aro Hill, who worked with gay rights pioneer Harry Hay.

The obituary for James Edward Riffe, who was better known by his alter ego, Strange de Jim.

A transgender San Francisco woman who was killed last month will be mourned with funeral services and other events in the city later this week.

Debra Walker, a lesbian who served on the San Francisco Police Commission for nearly two years before her term expired, won reappointment after being confirmed by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.

The Bay Area Reporter has kicked off balloting for its annual LGBTQ Best of the Bay readers' poll and the paper has a new mascot — the image of a Wild Parrot of Telegraph Hill, San Francisco's official animal.

A nonprofit organization is working on getting health care companies to drop restrictions preventing people who are HIV-positive or who are on PrEP from participating in some clinical trials, such as studies that focus on treating cancer.

An investigation by the AG's office found that San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins didn't abuse her prosecutorial discretion in declining to file charges against the Walgreens security guard who killed an unarmed Black trans man last year.

The United States struck back against Georgia's Dream Party's "Russian-styled" anti-LGBTQ legislative assault last week with its first round of visa restrictions earlier this month.