Thrift shop giving almost $95,000 to groups
A nonprofit San Francisco thrift store that works with other charities, many of them LGBT, recently distributed thousands of dollars to the groups. And there's more to come.
City celebrates century of safer sex
One hundred years ago, the city of San Francisco blazed a trail in public health with the opening of the Municipal Clinic to address the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
Effort under way to commemorate AIDS vigil
Braving the elements, condemnations from passersby, and failed attempts over the years to evacuate them, a group of AIDS activists held vigil in the heart of San Francisco for 10 years to protest government inaction toward the deadly disease.
Suhr sworn in as police chief
Gay city leaders and others in San Francisco praised new Police Chief Greg Suhr as a "cop's cop" Wednesday morning, April 27, the day Suhr was sworn in.
Inside Michael C. McMillen's incongrous installation
Picture the junction where mad science, engineering, re-appropriated junk, cinematic fantasy & good ol' American ingenuity meet, and you have an inkling of the unique frontier that mixed media/installation artist Michael C. McMillen has carved out.
Betty Buckley :: back to the eclectic thing
Betty Buckley had fully expected that her upcoming appearance at the Rrazz Room would neatly dovetail into a run as Mrs. Madrigal in ACT's musical version of Tales of the City, but alas, it was not to be.
Shooting victim recalls Oakland incident
Romel Reid was drinking with two friends a couple months ago near 14th Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way in Oakland when, he said recently, two "boys" walked up and asked if he and his friends wanted to buy marijuana.
CA schools already teaching gay history
As anti-gay groups lash out against a move to require California schools to teach students about LGBT history, school districts around the state are already adding gay-related lessons to the curriculum.
Herrera's record elicits mixed reactions
To many LGBT people, he is the man whose office led the successful drive to overturn California's laws against same-sex marriage.
Diverse group selected as Pride grand marshals
This year's San Francisco Pride Parade grand marshals are a diverse bunch, ranging from the country's first elected out transgender trial judge to African American faith leaders.
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