A man who pleaded not guilty to Castro-area hate crimes made a statement during his arraignment at San Francisco Superior Court Wednesday, explaining that "what the LGBT community is doing to kids is disrespectful to everyone who stands for God."

With all the headlines about retailers coming under fire for selling Pride-themed merchandise and legislation trying to curb drag performers, it's important to remember that overall, the LGBTQ community is winning.

We, as Californians, have made significant progress in recognizing and affirming the rights of the LGBTQ community.

San Francisco Pride officials; D'Arcy Drollinger, the city's new drag laureate; Mayor London Breed; and elected leaders gathered in City Hall June 2 to raise the Pride flag.

A week into June and it already has been a busy month for gay Contra Costa County Supervisor Ken Carlson, the first out member of the countywide governing body.

The pink triangle atop Twin Peaks will revert to a canvas-only display for 2023, after having special LED lighting the past three years, and volunteers are needed ahead of the installation, co-founder Patrick Carney stated in a news release.

The city of Clayton in Contra Costa County held its second annual Pride parade Sunday, June 4.

A reader writes about the Tennessee anti-drag law that a federal judge recently ruled was unconstitutional.

The obituary for Robert Wayne Starkey, aka the Truth Fairy, who was an LGBTQ activist, writer, and photographer.

The partner and sister of a gay photographer killed during a 2017 robbery are stunned after a recent San Francisco criminal trial of the accused killers ended with a hung jury.

Should Justine Gonzalez win her bid next year for a Los Angeles Assembly seat, she could be one of the first transgender members of the California Legislature and one of the first bisexual women to serve in Sacramento.

San Francisco District 2 Supervisor Catherine Stefani cast the sixth vote Tuesday to remove an amendment that would have landmarked fixed, orchestra-style seating at the Castro Theatre, delivering a blow to opponents of Another Planet Entertainment.

With their roughly $7 million funding request not included in Mayor London Breed's budget proposal this year, HIV advocates and service providers are turning to the Board of Supervisors to find the money.

The LGBTQ community isn't taking increasing threats to drag lying down — filing suits against a Utah city and the state of Florida arguing their anti-drag moves violate the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.