Several programs are providing free services to undocumented immigrants who wish to remain in the U.S. and obtain work permits.

Three masked men brutally attacked Uzbek rights activist Miraziz Bazarov late March 28.

Through the first 50 years of the Bay Area Reporter's existence, the paper's coverage of sports and sports-related topics has evolved from that of cheerleader and recording secretary to social advocate and noble muckraker.

San Francisco International Airport's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 has earned the Fitwel Best in Building Health Award from the Center for Active Design.

A survivor of conversion therapy is setting down her experiences in ex-gay and evangelical Christian organizations in a book slated to come out June 22.

A trio of out leaders have announced plans to run for the East Bay Assembly seat that Rob Bonta will vacate once he's confirmed as state attorney general.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has seated a gay Malaysian-Chinese asylee to a city oversight committee.

A Japanese court ruled March 17 that denying same-sex couples' marriage is unconstitutional.

Two films on the American Film Institute's list of top 100 movies ever made have something in common.

Seventeen years after it was first unveiled to the public, Los Angeles' AIDS monument is being spruced up.

Updated: Days after advocates held rallies in San Francisco and elsewhere call for the release of trans people in federal immigration custody, one woman was let out March 25.

The San Diego Queer Youth Chorus will livestream a new concert Sunday, March 21, at 2 p.m. (Pacific Time).

LGBTQ Ghanaians are raising funds and garnering support after political leaders have issued a barrage of anti-gay attacks in local media.

In light of opposition from the new property owners, San Francisco officials appear set to landmark only a portion of the Noe Valley property the late lesbian pioneering couple Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin called home.