San Francisco mayoral candidates Mark Leno and Jane Kim announced Thursday (May 10) that they have joined forces and are asking their supporters rank the candidates as their first and second choices in the June 5 election.
Members of San Francisco's sex-positive community, from leathermen and women to those in polyamorous relationships, are courting political power at City Hall.
A historic number of openly LGBT people are running for the U.S. Senate this year: five. Two of those candidates are running in elections that are seen as the most competitive this year: Arizona and Wisconsin.
Dealing with the growing glut of empty storefronts in commercial corridors throughout the city is among the to-do list items for San Francisco's next mayor.
A health executive and retired nurse is mounting an underdog campaign in California's southeastern desert region to become the first lesbian from the Golden State to serve in Congress.
Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom, an LGBT bar organization, split its endorsement vote between two challengers and two incumbents for the San Francisco judicial race.
The Bay Area Reporter looks at Prop I on the June ballot, which would ask San Francisco to formally apologize to Oakland for wooing the Warriors to Mission Bay.
The rules committee of the Board of Supervisors early Wednesday evening advanced Mayor Mark Farrell's replacement for a lesbian member of the San Francisco Port Commission without taking a position on the nomination.
San Francisco and Cork, Ireland will take a joint stand for LGBT rights next week by seeking to be the first cities in their countries to join a global network of municipalities committed to protecting the rights of their LGBT citizens.
