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The city approval process for the Grubstake Diner project ended October 19 when the San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously decided that the construction project can go forward.
Supervisor Matt Haney's state of emergency resolution was not expedited to be heard by the full board October 19 via a legislative procedure known as a committee report. The District 6 supervisor confirmed to the B.A.R. that it will be heard next Tuesday.
Gay District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman introduced legislation to the Board of Supervisors at its October 19 meeting that would allow new bars to be conditionally permitted in the Castro neighborhood commercial district.
San Francisco is set to track how many LGBTQ people are employed by, and are applying for, city and county jobs.
Befitting for October being LGBTQ History Month San Francisco supervisors have granted city landmark status to the first local site related to leather history.
It was an in-person event for San Francisco Pride as it recognized LGBTQ artists and activists during its inaugural Ken Jones Awards reception October 14.
Eight new members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS joined three who are returning from the Trump-era. The council is responsible for making recommendations regarding the development and implementation of the HIV National Strategic Plan.
The National AIDS Memorial Grove has memorialized Timothy Ray Brown, who was the first person cured of AIDS, with a boulder at the contemplative space in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
The obituary for David Draper, who managed the costume shop at the American Conservatory Theatre for 25 years.
The original legislation allowed the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data anonymously; in its new form, the data will instead be collected confidentially.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 20 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief in a Connecticut case supporting the freedom of transgender student athletes to participate in sports in line with their gender identity.
LGBTQ demonstrators of African and Caribbean descent marked Indigenous Peoples' Day and National Coming Out Day at a rally in Oakland to bring attention to Ghana's proposed draconian anti-LGBTQ bill.