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Small biz commissioners sworn in
Gay cafe owner Manny Yekutiel was sworn in Monday to a seat on the San Francisco Small Business Commission.
The Bay Area Reporter recommends gay state Senator Scott Wiener for another term. He is a tenacious, hard-working, and driven legislator who delivers for us, and for California.
Come February Jane Cordova will move out of an LGBT shelter in San Francisco's Mission district for her own room in a Chinatown apartment. The scalloped windows in her bedroom will look out onto the city's famed cable car line, which stops mere feet away.
A Bay Area transgender man is crediting his love of dance with helping him find acceptance, and in the process, winning competitive awards.
After months of preparation, including hiring and training new staff, St. James Infirmary is ready to launch San Francisco's first rental subsidy for transgender people, agency leaders said.
The LGBTQ and Black caucuses of the state Legislature have asked Governor Gavin Newsom to posthumously pardon gay civil rights leader Bayard Rustin.
A petition to rename a South of Market street after Harvey Milk has reignited the issue of honoring LGBT leaders with street names in San Francisco.
Voters in an Assembly district that straddles Alameda and Santa Clara counties could elect the first bisexual member of the Legislature this year.
San Francisco's Golden Gate Park celebrates its 150th birthday this year and events to commemorate the occasion are starting.
A trial date has been set for the antitrust lawsuit brought by advocates and people living with HIV against Gilead Sciences Inc., and its partner companies.
Roz Joseph, a San Francisco fine-art photographer whose work in the mid-1970s documented the local drag scene, died December 25 at Russian Hill home in San Francisco. She was 93.
The San Francisco 49ers are headed to the Super Bowl in Miami after a blowout 37-20 NFC Championship win over the Green Bay Packers, powered by a mind-blowing four-touchdown, 220-yard rushing performance by running back Raheem Mostert.
People turned out in San Francisco Monday to honor the late Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
This week's editorial cartoon.
An estimated 5,000 people attended the Oakland Women's March last Saturday.
This week's letters to the editor.
The obituary for Gregory Harvey.
With billions of federal funding at stake and California at risk of seeing its congressional representation diminish, the state's LGBT residents are being urged to fill out their 2020 census forms.
Friends of a gay San Francisco man who a federal judge says was erroneously deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement presented a petition to the local office of Senator Dianne Feinstein January 21 to urge his safe return to the country.
In a move that LGBT legal activists see as "deeply worrisome," the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday said it will review two appeals in religious exemption cases.
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg brought his presidential campaign to the East Bay, and while he didn't pick up an endorsement from Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, he did excite a small crowd that met at Everett & Jones Barbecue.