Around the Bay Area LGBTQ candidates in a number of marquee November 8 general election races continue to fall short in their bids.

With the growth in acceptance of LGBTQ people came a curious byproduct: increased attention and marketing.

Voters retained the four out California justices on the November 8 general election ballot in races that were largely overlooked by the media.

Toy drives to help children this holiday season have started or will soon begin in San Francisco.

Two years ago election night was a muted affair for most candidates due to the raging COVID pandemic. Not this year.

International beauty queens Mariana Varela and Fabiola Valentin tied the knot at the city courthouse in San Juan, Puerto Rico October 28.

Just as San Francisco's LGBTQ population is aging into retirement years, so is Oakland's LGBTQ community seeing a growing number of its members become senior citizens.

Queer LifeSpace, the nonprofit arm of the San Francisco Therapy Collective, will hold a benefit event, "Speakeasy: A Very Queer Murder Mystery," Friday, November 11, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Academy, 2166 Market Street in San Francisco.

It began as a request from his boyfriend, Mau Dominguez, who wanted something special to wear while working as a server at the Castro gay bar the Edge.

I often feel that I am too alarmist. I have spent decades now, deep in the issue of anti-transgender violence and murder, and I know that colors my views.

With roughly one week left to the 2022 campaign season, LGBTQ leaders are confident that the November 8 election will result in 10% of California's 120 state legislators being LGBTQ.

The need for suicide prevention for LGBTQ Mexican youth was clear to The Trevor Project, an LGBTQ youth organization based in Los Angeles.

Family-friendly trick-or-treating and costume contests are planned in San Francisco and Oakland as Halloween nears.

Republican California controller candidate Lanhee Chen's embrace of religious liberty proponents is raising red flags for LGBTQ advocates.