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Gay SF filmmaker competes on 'Jeopardy!'
After some 40 years behind the lens, independent filmmaker Peter Stein stepped out in front of the camera recently to be a contestant on the popular TV quiz show "Jeopardy!"
Two former assistant district attorneys blasted their former boss, Chesa Boudin, in a news conference October 25 — the signature deadline for the Safer SF Without Boudin campaign, which will likely head to San Francisco voters.
A photo installation of Harvey Milk at San Francisco International Airport has been reworked into a more intimate portrait along what is known as the Federal Inspection Services Corridor in terminal 1.
San Francisco's health department came under pointed criticism at a supervisors hearing Thursday for its continued problems in gathering the sexual orientation and gender identity of the patients it serves.
... and they was a queer civil rights trailblazer left out of history books.
The California Historical Society is digitizing photos of early LGBTQ Pride parades, SOMA leather bars and the Castro and Polk neighborhoods that it rediscovered in its archives. But background on the photographers is hard to come by.
District 8, which includes the Castro neighborhood, has a new liaison from the office of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin.
Some say Pauli Murray is the most important American activist you've never heard of.
Transgender people across the country, especially kids, find themselves in a dire, existential situation in 2021.
In February 2006, Dave Chappelle was interviewed by Oprah Whitney about walking off his eponymous Comedy Central sketch show.
While often diminished and constantly overlooked, our LGBTQ history is rich with significant events, especially throughout the 20th century.
School board recall proponents respond to a recent op-ed by Faauuga Moliga and a reader has doubts about a new STD and hep C bill.
Former San Francisco Supervisor Tom Ammiano began his stint as board president in January 1999.