Bay Area Marks Pulse Anniversary
Events are planned around the Bay Area to honor the 49 people Omar Mateen fatally shot and the 53 people he wounded after he entered the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida June 12, 2016 and opened fire.
Equality March Sun. in San Jose
The South Bay is taking the lead in the Bay Area's Equality March for Unity and Pride Sunday, June 11 in San Jose. The event is one of many satellite marches timed to coincide with the national equality march that will take place in Washington, DC.
SF Marks 20 Years of Equal Benefits
San Francisco officials celebrated the 20th anniversary of the city's groundbreaking Equal Benefits Ordinance amid a call for new strategies to protect transgender employees.
Manslaughter Charges Filed in Ghost Ship Fire
Two men have each been charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the December 2016 fire at Oakland's Ghost Ship warehouse that killed three dozen people.
Kitschy Pair of Briefs Inspires Film, Book Project
Using Michelangelo's iconic statue of the giant slayer as a jumping off point, Jeffrey Braverman explores in his film how the famous underdog story resonates in particular with gay and transgender men.
Ballet on Both Sides of the Bay
San Francisco is the major center for dance outside New York. Probably the most important reason we stay at that level is the outstanding quality of the company that bears its name
Stardust in His Eyes
Ben Rimalower has had Patti issues for most of his life, from a harrowing childhood to an obsessed adolescence, and now to a career in which "Patti Issues" is a main claim to fame.
Vogue Icon Jose Gutierez Xtravaganza
At a June 2 kick-off party to San Francisco's Pride Month, dancer-choreographer Jose Gutierez Xtravaganza will be a solo performer at Mark Rhoades' already sold-out event to be held at the stylish Bently Reserve.
Savor Sonoma :: Valley Vintners Branch Out
To most of the world, Napa remains the stronger "name brand" when it comes to California wine geography. Even locally, when Sonoma does have name recognition, there's confusion between the County and the Valley. That's set to change.
Gay SF 'Survivor' Player Plots Return
Having landed in fourth place his second time out on the CBS game show "Survivor," and believing he had a path to victory, gay San Francisco resident Tai Trang is ready to compete a third time on the long-running show.
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