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News Briefs: SF Dyke march group to hold town halls
Members of the San Francisco Dyke March interim steering committee are planning two town hall meetings to recruit leadership and fill board seats.
News Briefs: Artist proposals for Sullivan park released
Design elements for a new city park named after a leatherwoman are now out for review, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department announced.
News Briefs: Festive Russian River Pride returns
The annual Russian River Pride parade and festival returns this weekend to Guerneville, with parties and other events celebrating the LGBTQ community.
Gay former SF Examiner publisher Ted Fang dies
Ted "Teddy" Fang, a gay man who was the former publisher of the San Francisco Examiner and other newspapers, died September 9 in his Dolores Heights home.
Oakland mayor criticizes recall effort at Pride event
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao said that the recall against her will be expensive and the city could face instability by potentially having several mayors serve over the next couple of years.
News Briefs: Castro CBD moves office to heart of LGBTQ neighborhood
The Castro Community Benefit District is settling in at its new office on Castro Street, the executive director told the Bay Area Reporter.
News Briefs: Safety projects proposed for J Church Muni line
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will hold an online public hearing Friday, September 6, at 10 a.m. to receive input on a new stop sign and stop changes on the J Church Muni line in Noe Valley.
Jones details new fund ahead of 70th b-day bash
Grateful to be alive, longtime gay and AIDS survivor Cleve Jones is planning an "epic" party for his 70th birthday this fall.
News Briefs: New LGBTQ wellness center opens in San Jose
Santa Clara County has officially opened a new LGBTQ wellness center in San Jose. County leaders were on hand Friday, August 9, to cut the ribbon at the colleQTIve Wellness Center.
Gay former SF political aide Nathan Purkiss dies
Nathan Purkiss, a gay man who worked for gay former San Francisco supervisor Mark Leno at City Hall and in Sacramento after Leno was elected to the state Assembly, died July 25, at his home in Davis, California.
Kaplan opts not to seek reelection to Oakland City Council
For the first time in 16 years, Oakland voters will be electing a new citywide representative to the City Council.
Walz, Harris hit the campaign trail
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz won the veepstakes, as he was selected August 6 by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris to be her running mate, according to multiple media outlets.
News Briefs: DPH heads to clubs to promote OD awareness
The San Francisco Department of Public Health, the city's entertainment commission, and drag artists are teaming up this month to promote overdose awareness.
Gay former MLB player Billy Bean dies
Billy Bean, the second former professional baseball player to come out as gay and who went on to work in the commissioner's office, died August 6.
Gay SF government watchdog Larry Bush dies
Larry Bush, a gay man who was a government watchdog and once served as a San Francisco mayoral aide, died July 26 at an assisted care facility in Daly City.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz picked as Kamala Harris' VP
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz won the veepstakes, as he was selected August 6 by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris to be her running mate, according to multiple media outlets.
Parole again denied for Magidson in Araujo killing
Michael William Magidson, the last of the four murderers of trans teenager Gwen Araujo who is still incarcerated, was again denied parole following an August 1 hearing from Valley State Prison in Chowchilla, California.
Welcome to the 2024 Besties
It's the dog days of summer so there's no better time than to celebrate favorite LGBTQ-owned establishments, mainstream businesses, and those owned by allies.
News Briefs: Lee receives IAS award for AIDS work
Congressmember Barbara Lee received the inaugural award that is named in her honor from the International AIDS Society during its AIDS 2024 conference in Munich, Germany.
HRC call raises $300K for Harris campaign
More than 25,000 LGBTQs and allies from across the country raised over $300,000 for Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign in a virtual rally Thursday organized by the Human Rights Campaign that included a who's-who of out leaders.