Former San Francisco Supervisor Jeff Sheehy discusses controversy surrounding Gilbert Baker's rainbow flag in the Castro.

Nearly 20 years ago, Oakland Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D) stood alone among her colleagues and voted against going to war in Afghanistan — she was the only member of the House and Senate to do so.

In 1977 I escaped from the Midwest and arrived in our gay haven, the Castro. Even though I was in my early 30s I did something a young person would never be able to do today ... buy a fixer in District 8.

This week's letters weigh in on the California recall.

The gay former chair of the Contra Costa Democratic County Central Committee weighs in on our recent article about DCCC members Jason Bezis and Carolyn Wysinger.

Beginning August 16, California voters will receive their mail-in ballots for the September 14 recall election of Governor Gavin Newsom.

Governor Gavin Newsom has been a champion of LGBTQ+ equality for decades. Full Stop!

It was only last summer when we began making and stocking up on face coverings, and yet we couldn't let them go even after getting vaccinated.

City College of San Francisco's students, faculty, and staff faced significant challenges during COVID-19, and the safety of our students has been at the forefront of the college's pandemic response.

This week, Pew Research Center released a new survey that found a growing number of U.S. adults know a transgender person or someone who uses gender-neutral pronouns.

Readers express their opinions on the rainbow flag in the Castro.

It seems like some legislators in Sacramento do not realize or do not want to acknowledge the severity of the drug overdose crisis in cities like San Francisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles.

In just about seven weeks, Californians will head back to the polls to vote whether to recall Governor Gavin Newsom.

This week's letter writers opine more on the rainbow flag in the Castro and Caitlyn Jenner's surprise trip to Australia.