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SF Mayor Lurie touts 100 days in office – but warns about uncertainty ahead
In advance of his 100th day in office, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie insisted April 17 that he was delivering a “progress report,” not taking a “victory lap.”
LGBTQ Agenda: Queer Jews upset at NYC Dyke March’s Israel stance
Some LGBTQ Jews expressed opposition to the New York City Dyke March’s recently released anti-Zionist policy, which they are interpreting as no Jews being allowed to participate.
UPDATED: Gay San Jose council candidate Tordillos gains 5-vote edge
Editorial: We must all advocate for Andry’s release
Political Notebook: Commissioners criticize SF ethics fines
Transmissions: Scary times call for resolve
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News Briefs: Gill Foundation names Kendell as new CEO
Arts & Culture
Spring Books 2025 round-up, part 3: Obsessions, revealing memoirs & a ‘Wicked’ prequel
Here’s the third installment of our Spring books round-up, with thought-provoking stories from a trans author, self-reflective queer memoirs including one from a longtime AIDS-era survivor, and both fictional and historical books about witches.
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SF supervisors approve Castro Entertainment Zone
The Castro LGBTQ neighborhood is about to be able to bolster outdoor nighttime events by making it easier to drink alcohol on the street.