LGBT senior advocates are backing a campaign calling on California's next governor to develop a statewide Master Plan For Aging.

A gay man running for City Council in Redwood City had the fence outside his apartment vandalized with an anti-gay slur Thursday, October 11.

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf got the first word and the last during a 90-minute candidate forum last Friday at City Hall.

The late gay Supervisor Harvey Milk was a fierce advocate for San Francisco's public transit system.

A new era in the U.S. Supreme Court's history began Saturday afternoon, October 6, when the Senate voted 50-48 to confirm the nomination of a federal judge who is expected to provide a fifth and majority vote against equal rights for LGBT people.

Governor Jerry Brown, for the first time in five years, vetoed LGBT rights bills this legislative session.

Despite issuing rare vetoes of LGBT bills this session, Governor Jerry Brown cemented his legacy as the most pro-LGBT governor in the country's history by signing into law 12 pieces of legislation that directly benefit LGBT Californians.

San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón surprised many Tuesday afternoon when he announced that he will not seek re-election next year.

San Francisco supervisor candidate Matt Haney was the target of a transphobic smear over the weekend.

California Governor Jerry Brown on Sunday vetoed a bill that would have allowed San Francisco to open a supervised injection drug pilot program.

Endorsements roll in for trio of San Francisco transgender, gay school board candidates. LGBTQ Victory Fund endorses in more Bay Area races.

This weekend's Folsom Street Fair will be a coming out, of sorts, for the newly formed San Francisco Sex-Positive Democratic Club.

After more than five years together, Alameda City Councilman Jim Oddie married graphic designer Hideaki Ichizawa May 7 in a small, private ceremony.

Transgender inmate bill quietly killed in the California Legislature this session but should be revived next year.