After months of deliberation, David Sheldon Fearon, a gay man, wrote a letter in 1959 to the committee responsible for developing the Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

A community celebration was held outside the building that the city of San Francisco plans to purchase for a freestanding LGBTQ history museum.

Castro Street Fair organizers are excited about this year's milestone edition of the popular block party.

"It's here early," I thought as I slid the manila envelope out of the mailbox. An ironic statement to be sure.

This year's Folsom Street Fair was a gigantic display of leather and kink.

Turns out, gay bathhouses aren't so welcome to open again, just yet, in San Francisco.

A national repository for historic medical information has added the website of a San Francisco health clinic focused on transgender patients to its collection.

The Human Rights Campaign is warning companies that abandon diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts that they may face consequences both toward business success and among LGBTQ consumers.

The Bay Area Reporter is learning of new details in the killing in Palm Springs of Eduardo Xol, a gay man, former San Francisco resident, actor, and reality show star.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation preventing public libraries in California from banning books due to their LGBTQ content.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill that extends fertility and infertility care, including in vitro fertilization, to LGBTQ families.

Due to a gubernatorial veto, California will not be joining its West Coast counterparts in having a statewide commission tasked with addressing the needs of its LGBTQ residents.

Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed legislation to expedite the licensing of doctors who treat transgender patients.

While enrolled in the UC Berkeley School of Law in the early 1990s, Roger Doughty spent countless hours studying at Cafe Flore, a beloved restaurant and gathering space at the corner of Noe and Market streets in San Francisco's LGBTQ Castro district.