City Councilmembers James Aguilar, left, Charlene Wang, and Chris Sturken of San Leandro, Oakland, and Redwood City, ...

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The first-ever transgender person elected to citywide office in San Francisco was among a slate of queer candidates who won election to the San Francisco Community College District Board of Trustees.

More than 40 decades after gay bathhouses shuttered in San Francisco at the height of the AIDS epidemic, such a business is set to open its doors once again in the city.

The Movement Advancement Project, an independent think tank, and CenterLink, an organization for LGBTQ community centers, released their 10th annual report on the state of the nation’s LGBTQ centers ...

San Francisco officials have extended the local landmark designation for the site of a historic transgender riot that took place in the 1960s at a late-night diner in the city’s Tenderloin ...

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie sent a letter to the city’s transgender organizations October 30, promising changes after police made several arrests at this year’s Trans March.

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Ken Russell’s “The Devils” shocked people when it was first released in 1971. An historical drama/horror movie hybrid, the film included a scene in which a group of hysterical nuns rip off their ...

A new documentary film, “River of Life, LGBTQ+” follows queer participants in a drama therapy group as they explore identity, self-acceptance, and division within the LGBTQ+ community. As elders share ...