When San Francisco artist Raymundo Valdez submitted “The Tower and The Flag” for consideration as the 2025 SF Open Studios ...

Rick Oculto, right, talked at the “Contested Curriculum” discussion September 4 as Don Romesburg, left, and Carolyn Laub looked on.

Betting has always been enjoyable, but it has changed a lot in recent years. Before, this was mostly about stores and ...

As AIDS advocates fight funding cuts and various policy decisions by the Trump administration, California lawmakers have passed several bills aimed at improving HIV care and prevention in the Golden ...

Legislation strengthening California’s status as a transgender refuge state and addressing suicide among LGBTQ youth are among those headed to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk.

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has created chaos at the nation’s leading health agencies.

Members of Queers Undermining Israeli Terrorism joined other groups at the same time as last year’s San Francisco Pride ...

Oakland Pride celebrated its 15th anniversary September 7, and AC Transit workers and supporters were enthusiastic as they ...

Dylan O’Brien shines as twin brothers, one gay, one straight, in writer/director James Sweeney’s moving if somewhat ...

The gloves came off at the East Bay Stonewall Democratic Club’s annual Pride breakfast Sunday, with elected officials and awardees calling for LGBTQ people and allies to take up the fight against ...

From September 12-14, dancer/choreographer Rogelio Lopez will unfold a new work at Dance Mission Theater. In “Mucho Machismo ...

Nearly 100 advocates recently rallied on Capitol Hill to protest pending cuts to HIV prevention, services, and research in the United States and worldwide.