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Non-traditional married couple Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke are on a roll with the queer noir film, “Honey Don’t!,” the second ...
Governor Gavin Newsom has named a prominent lesbian attorney to a vacancy on the Alameda County Superior Court.
Organizers of the Rainbow Honor Walk in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood are gearing up to add several plaques amid changes to the project that posthumously honors LGBTQ luminaries.
That thumpa-thump you hear over the hill may be Outside Lands or another music festival we forgot about, but either way there ...
Presiding over his first official flag raising ceremony for Transgender History Month at San Francisco City Hall, Mayor Daniel Lurie recognized local transgender leaders.
The stock in trade of Left Coast Theatre Company is anthology evenings of queer-centric short plays. Their current two-hour ...
For lesbian Democratic California gubernatorial candidate Toni Atkins, the end of July should have been a jubilant moment for her candidacy.
A Revolution in Print” chronicles the rise of “Ms.” magazine and celebrates its influential cultural role through a mix of ...
The San Francisco Dyke March will hold a volunteer appreciation party and fundraiser Saturday, August 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. at The Stud, 1123 Folsom Street.
A mural featuring elements of queer Latine history on an electric box in San Francisco’s Mission district has reportedly been defaced with graffiti. The artists have started a GoFundMe campaign to ...
Civil rights groups have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, saying its compliance with one of President Donald Trump’s executive orders violates the rights of ...
Rise Up and Dance!’ is an international cabaret dance party that will benefit The LGBT Asylum Project on August 15 at Oasis.