California Governor Gavin Newsom has spiked another bill that LGBTQ advocates had supported this legislative session due to its price tag.

A gay Democrat is running against a gay Trump-supporting Republican for a Long Island congressional seat.

Voters in San Jose will be electing a new mayor in November, as Mayor Sam Liccardo is termed out of office.

In 2021, an equity report for the San Carlos School District on the Peninsula found that LGBTQ+ students and families,

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed a measure allowing the San Francisco Police Department to request access to private, non-city entity surveillance cameras owned by individual households or businesses.

In vetoing a bill aimed at assisting LGBTQ homeless youth in California, Governor Gavin Newsom cited the cost of the legislation in his veto message released Monday.

A strategic economist received the backing of a San Francisco supervisors committee Monday to serve on the city's planning commission.

U.S. senators have punted voting to ensure same-sex couples can marry until after the midterm elections in November.

An increasingly confident gay candidate for a Southern California House seat launched his first TV ads this week.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands engaged in a conversation with local LGBTQ leaders at the historic Twin Peaks Tavern during her recent visit to San Francisco.

One of the leading candidates for Oakland mayor has called out her rivals and demanded that two minor candidates exit the race after they posted alleged antisemitic comments related to an upcoming forum and one exhibited bias against the trans community.

Should San Francisco attorney P. Casey Pitts be confirmed to the United States District Court for the Northern District of California then he would be the only LGBT Article III judge actively serving on the court, according to the White House.

The California Senate on Wednesday approved a $41 million emergency budget appropriation for the state's public health response to the monkeypox outbreak.

Three gay and two bisexual candidates are seeking council seats throughout Silicon Valley this November.