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Despite past statements, LGBTQ Catholics express optimism about 1st American pope
The Roman Catholic Church got its 267th pope May 8, as the College of Cardinals chose an American for the first time.
Body allows zoning appeal over prisoner reentry facility in historic SF transgender site
An oversight body is allowing LGBTQ advocates and historians to question the ability of a residential reentry facility for recently released prisoners to operate in a transgender historic site in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.
Business Briefing: Amid roadwork impacts, Guerneville readies for summer season
News Briefs: Horizons grants 4 SF trans orgs $1M
Political Notebook: Out leadership critical, says Sonoma superintendent Carter
Brothers’ Castro Street businesses fight for survival
Editorial: CA digital newspaper archive in peril
Editorial: HHS gender report is harmful for trans youth
Arts & Culture
Going Out, May 8-17, 2025 arts & nightlife events
As you can read in our related article this week, several of our local nonprofit arts organizations are under attack with funding yanked by the NEA. You can support them by getting a membership and just going out to see a show, exhibit or concert.
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Oakland Latino LGBTQ club broken into for 11th time
Oakland LGBTQ Latino nightclub Que Rico has been broken into for the 11th time, the owner told the Bay Area Reporter May 2.