Matthew Bajko

A little over a year after receiving a significant grant from state lawmakers, Queer Silicon Valley is opening its first physical space to present the South Bay’s LGBTQ history.

LGBTQ issues will be center stage at this week’s Democratic National Convention, whether in the speeches given by the speakers or at corollary events being held in Chicago.

Federal health officials are touting $1.4 billion in funding for national programs that assist low-income Americans living with HIV in obtaining their necessary medications and health care.

Due to San Francisco school board president Lainie Motamedi resigning because of personal and health issues, San Francisco Mayor London Breed is appointing gay education official Phil Kim to serve out the remainder of Motamedi’s term through 2026.

Due to San Francisco school board president Lainie Motamedi resigning because of personal and health issues, San Francisco Mayor London Breed is appointing gay education official Phil Kim to serve out the remainder of Motamedi’s term through 2026.

Two gay Cathedral City residents are vying this fall to oust from office City Councilmember Rita Lamb.

With San Francisco’s LGBTQ residents rapidly progressing to their golden years, housing specific to their cultural needs is expected to be in high demand.

The U.S. Census Bureau is now testing sexual orientation and gender identity questions on its American Community Survey.

California legislators have sent Governor Gavin Newsom myriad bills aimed at protecting the rights of LGBTQ state residents and improving their health care needs.

Should Erin Armstrong be elected to the Oakland City Council’s District 5 seat November 5, she would become the first transgender city council member in the Bay Area.