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Public animal shelters in Alameda and Contra Costa counties are asking pet owners to prepare a plan for how their companion animals will be cared for should they become ill with the novel coronavirus.
And now for something completely different, to steal a catchphrase from the Monty Python's Flying Circus troupe.
Organizers of the 2020 International AIDS Conference announced Friday that the in-person meeting, scheduled for July 7-10 in San Francisco and Oakland, will be replaced with a virtual conference in the wake of the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
State Senator Scott Wiener has sent a letter to the Food and Drug Administration asking that it lift its ban on gay men donating blood.
Robb "Lord" Martine, a writer who was once called "the king of San Francisco nightlife," died Friday, March 20. He was 50.
Five San Francisco supervisors announced plans during a virtual news conference Monday to house homeless people and first responders in the city's thousands of vacant hotel rooms as officials ramp up efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
In a stunning rout in the race for seats on the Alameda County Democratic Central Committee, just one person among the top 10 executive leaders overseeing the East Bay Democratic Party won their bid for reelection on the March 3 primary ballot.
San Francisco Pride is giving a nod to history with its initial selection of community grand marshals.
The Compton's Transgender Cultural District will from now on be known simply as The Transgender District to avoid unintentionally honoring the transphobic cafeteria owner whose name was lent to the first documented trans uprising in American history.
San Francisco International Airport had planned to open to the public its permanent installation honoring the late gay supervisor Harvey Milk Tuesday, March 24, as another section of the under-renovation terminal named in his honor came online.
San Francisco courts have put a hold on nearly all evictions, as fallout from the coronavirus continues to economically impact thousands of people.
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an order Thursday, March 19, for the state's nearly 40 million residents to stay at home to limit the spread of coronavirus.