A performance of the absurdist rock song from Detroit-based band Electric Six could spark outrage if interpreted as 'gay propaganda.'
Liz Cheney and her gay sister, Mary Cheney, take their marriage equality arguments public.
A performance of the absurdist rock song from Detroit-based band Electric Six could spark outrage if interpreted as 'gay propaganda.'
Liz Cheney and her gay sister, Mary Cheney, take their marriage equality arguments public.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s office on Thursday, November 14 released a sketch of a man suspected of sexually assaulting a De Anza College student on campus. As the Bay Area Reporter reported in an online story this week, a female student, possibly a pansexual or transgender woman, reported that on Monday, November 4 she [...]
Various fundraising efforts are being launched in the Bay Area’s LGBT community to help the survivors of the deadly Typhoon Haiyan that devastated the Philippines last week. Also called Typhoon Yolanda, the tropical storm obliterated vast swaths of the island nation. News reports in recent days have recounted how food, water and other supplies are [...]
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and District 6 Supervisor Jane Kim this week announced a real estate deal that will aid arts organizations that work with LGBTs and others. Lee and Kim joined the new nonprofit Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) Wednesday, November 13 to announce the purchase of two buildings in the Central Market [...]
Rainbow World Fund, an LGBT-headed humanitarian group based in San Francisco, is raising money for survivors of the deadly Typhoon Haiyan, which recently struck the Philippines and killed thousands of people. The cyclone, also known as Typhoon Yolanda, made landfall Thursday, November 7 and is estimated to have displaced more than 600,000 people. Rainbow World [...]
Critics of gay Supervisor Scott Wiener’s legislation to close city parks from midnight to 5 a.m. are continuing their opposition, even after the full board approved his proposal 6-5 on its first reading this week. Saying the group is “disgusted,” the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club said in an open letter to the board Friday, [...]
Two new eateries are headed to San Francisco’s gay Castro district in early 2014, while a famed local chocolate company will be unable to open its new store in the gayborhood in time for the Christmas holiday season. Spanish tapas set for new spot on 18th Going into the former garage space below the Castro [...]
An Oakland high school student is recovering but faces more surgery after his skirt was set on fire while he slept on an AC Transit bus this week. Luke Fleischman, who identifies as genderqueer and goes by the name Sasha, was riding the 57 bus in Oakland Monday evening, returning from a class at Maybeck [...]
The Senate Thursday (November 7) approved the flagship piece of legislation that the LGBT community has fought for over the past 19 years and more. The 64-32 vote marked the first time the Senate has approved the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. The only other Senate vote, in 1996, failed on a vote of 49-50. ENDA seeks [...]
A man who adopted the costume and attitude of Julius Caesar was arrested this week after hitting on a Lyft driver and fighting police. According to officers at the San Francisco Police Department’s Richmond Station, the incident was reported at 3:50 a.m., Sunday, October 27 at 26th Avenue and Geary Boulevard. A driver with the [...]
Only two of the quartet of applicants for supervisor-picked seats on an advisory body tasked with selecting a terminal at San Francisco International Airport to name after slain gay rights leader Harvey Milk moved one step closer toward being approved by the Board of Supervisors. The board’s rules committee voted to send the names of [...]
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