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As part of the celebrations commemorating the 150th anniversary of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park in 2020, a local artist group had proposed installing a lighted tribute to the late gay supervisor Harvey Milk.
A project to install sidewalk markers recognizing current and former LGBTQ businesses in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood has won the approval of the city's arts commission.
While President Joe Biden's campaign seemed to some like a throwback to a bygone era, his first 100 days in office have shown that he aspires to be a transformational leader — and can be, if he is pushed enough.
San Jose's Qmunity District unveiled its first mural April 30 as members of the South Bay LGBTQ community continued to mourn a transgender woman and drag performer who was killed last week.
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, the first LGBTQ person to win election to statewide office in the Golden State, officially declared Friday his intention to seek a second four-year term in 2022.
A Union City man will enter a plea June 15 on a charge that he murdered a transgender woman he'd been romantically involved with last week in Milpitas.
Surrounded by LGBTQ community leaders and several supervisors, Honey Mahogany Thursday kicked off her bid to become the first transgender and first Black chair of the San Francisco Democratic Party at the Tenderloin site of the Compton's Cafeteria riot.
As more Republican-controlled statehouses across the U.S. adopt anti-LGBTQ laws, the number of states California bans taxpayer-funded travel to should continue to increase
A Union City man will be arraigned April 29 on charges he murdered a transgender woman last week in Milpitas.
Ahead of a town hall set for Tuesday night about a proposal to place 125 security cameras in San Francisco's Castro district, a second main LGBTQ political club in the city came out in opposition to the plan.
Larkin Street Youth Services, the largest comprehensive service provider for youth experiencing homelessness, will debut the film "Paving a New Way," at its annual benefit Thursday.
A year after becoming the first non-male identified transgender person elected to the body that oversees the San Francisco Democratic Party, Honey Mahogany is now aiming to become its first transgender chair and first drag queen to lead the local party.