Peet’s Coffee at 2257 Market Street will close January 31.

Ten years ago, San Francisco took a huge step toward recognizing the unique needs of the transgender community when the late ...

Beginning in the 1930s Louise Lawrence began clipping out news articles about transsexuals, cross dressing, and other aspects ...

As the San Francisco Board of Supervisors takes up initiating the process to landmark another batch of historic buildings in the city, including the one-time home of the late gay Ambassador James C.

Peet’s Coffee at 2257 Market Street will close January 31.

Cheyenne Jackson, the Emmy and Grammy-nominated Broadway, film, and TV star is coming back to San Francisco. After starring ...

Gay singer/songwriter Mike Maimone has a soul-crushing story to tell. What better way to do it than in song? He's also penned a paired memoir.

LGBTQ issues were not discussed at a forum among several Democratic candidates running to be California’s next governor.

Take the ferry, if you like, over to Tiburon for “Our Heroes Bleed Glitter,” a one-night mini-festival of short queer films ...

With the Oscar nominations announced last week, it was disappointing that Amanda Seyfried wasn’t nominated as Best Actress for what is likely her best performance as the 18th-century visionary ...

In what could most assuredly be called the largest art installation in downtown district, the Institute of Contemporary Art ...

Carl Schmid, executive director of the HIV+Hepatitis Policy Institute, is hopeful that a federal spending bill leaves domestic HIV/AIDS funding intact.