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Business Briefs: Queer-owned SF herbal apothecary expands
For 23 years the Scarlet Sage Herb Co. has supplied San Francisco residents with holistic treatments to remedy all manner of ills, aches, and pains.
It was a mixed night Tuesday for the two out Peninsula council candidates looking to make LGBT political history in San Mateo County.
Bay Area residents will have an opportunity to commemorate trans lives lost to violence at Transgender Day of Remembrance events this month. There is no cost to attend, though donations will be accepted at most of the events.
We live in disturbing and divisive times that promise to remain disturbing and divisive as the ripples from the midterm elections play out and are absorbed.
My readers are all time travelers. For me, the 2018 midterm is still a moment in my near future, not a moment of the near past. I don't know the outcomes and can only make a somewhat educated guess about what's to come.
A number of LGBT candidates are seeking school board seats around the Bay Area this election cycle. Some, should they win, will make LGBT political history in their respective cities.
LGBTQ students enrolling in undergraduate or graduate programs for the 2019-2020 academic year can now apply for a Point Foundation scholarship.
Served by itself hot or cold — or on the rocks mixed with juices or carbonated beverages — cannabis-infused herbal tea is the latest incarnation of northern California's favorite herb.
In a week that began with the leak of the regime's plan to regulate trans and nonbinary Americans out of existence ... one sentence stays in my mind.
Matthew Shepard's remains interred at Washington National Cathedral; Vallejo anti-LGBT school board candidate cranks up the hate ahead of Election Day.
California judicial retention races largely fly under the radar, though a state Supreme Court justice is being targeted for her dissent in a same-sex marriage case. Meanwhile, a gay Republican group endorsed a number of out candidates.
The LGBT political wave sweeping across the country this midterm election season is crashing into California's Monterey Peninsula area.
The San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development announced that 11 local bookstores will share a $103,000 grant to preserve and enhance their businesses.