Outside the Bay Area, the Sacramento and Los Angeles LGBT centers are addressing budget cuts similar to their counterparts.

San Francisco’s Democratic Sheriff Paul Miyamoto ran for election and reelection on a platform of increasing safety for those in custody, especially those with mental health issues.

Gay San Jose City Councilmember Anthony Tordillos took his oath of office Tuesday, returning out leadership to the governing ...

When Lianne Marie Dobbs performs her cabaret concert, “The Windmills of My Mind…for Dusty Springfield,” at Feinstein’s at the ...

Daviel Shy’s “The Lovers” is a seven-episode streaming series about love in the age of COVID. It’s also about sex and ...

I love writing gay robots,” Annalee Newitz says. It’s clear the Lambda Literary Award-winning author and science journalist ...

The Emmy-nominated Apple Original Film "Deaf President Now!" chronicles the weeklong uproar that engulfed Gallaudet ...

The more or less undying fascination with the poetry of Constantine Cavafy (1863-1933), largely but hardly exclusively by the ...

A Revolution in Print” chronicles the rise of “Ms.” magazine and celebrates its influential cultural role through a mix of ...

Digital entertainment has changed the way people socialize and unwind, especially for those in the LGBTQ+ community. Online ...

Joining the list of younger Democrats running against older congressional members of their party in 2026 is gay politico Jake Rakov of Studio City in Los Angeles County.

California legislators are set to restore $40 million for LGBTQ health programs that Governor Gavin Newsom had cut in his revised budget proposal released in May.