LGBTQ organizations took part in an observance for International Holocaust Remembrance Day at Pink Triangle Park in the Castro Friday, January 27.

The art of drag has never been more celebrated and simultaneously more under attack than it is today.

The obituary for Rick Emmons, a former San Francisco resident who was an architect and loved country western dancing.

OutRight Action International is launching a new humanitarian and global development initiative.

A transgender veteran has fallen short in her bid for a city council seat in the seaside town of Seal Beach, California.

First it was Harvey's bar and restaurant in the Castro that abruptly closed January 22, now, rumors are swirling that Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy in the LGBTQ neighborhood might shutter.

A gay former Sebastopol mayor and cannabis entrepreneur was convicted of six felony crimes involving the sexual abuse of a child.

A Utah man was arrested January 27 in the 29-year-old cold case murder of a trans woman in Concord.

The Biden administration is moving forward on a plan aimed at improving the federal government's knowledge about the needs of LGBTQ Americans.

The Reverend Dr. Roland Stringfellow was already in Baptist ministry when he came out of the closet as a gay man in 2003.

Budgetary matters, public safety policies, and assisting transit agencies will be top focuses in 2023 for San Francisco's trio of gay supervisors.

A coalition seeking to preserve the Castro Theatre held a town hall Thursday night ahead of two critically important public meetings about the theater's landmark status and the preservation of its seats.

The United States Food and Drug Administration released a draft of new blood donation guidance Friday that would allow gay and bisexual men in sexually monogamous relationships to donate blood — but not if they are on PrEP.

Pope Francis this week called for the decriminalization of homosexuality worldwide and said "being homosexual isn't a crime."