If elected, David Campos would be the first formerly undocumented, Latinx, and LGBTQ person to ever represent San Francisco in the California State Assembly.

We haven't seen economic inequality this bad in nearly a century.

Statistician Robert Santos was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on November 4 to lead the U.S. Census Bureau — he is the first Latino and only the second person of color to be director of the department (an African American was acting director in 1998).

Last month, the Organization for Refuge, Asylum, and Migration and the Rainbow Railroad released a much-needed report on conditions faced by LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers at the sprawling Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya.

The Castro district has been a safe space and hotspot for the queer community, expression, and tourism for many decades.

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden announced that he intends to nominate Gigi Sohn to fill a vacant seat at the Federal Communications Commission.

The joy of LGBTQ History Month is the opportunity to share the unique and diverse hxstories and experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander LGBTQ individuals and communities.

While often diminished and constantly overlooked, our LGBTQ history is rich with significant events, especially throughout the 20th century.

Transgender people across the country, especially kids, find themselves in a dire, existential situation in 2021.

School board recall proponents respond to a recent op-ed by Faauuga Moliga and a reader has doubts about a new STD and hep C bill.

To visitors of all ages, sexualities, and identities, the one comment I hear the most when I'm a docent at the new South Bay queer museum exhibit is, "I didn't know any of this."

Overall, it was a good legislative year for LGBTQs in California.

Gay state Senator Scott Wiener writes about the highs and lows for LGBTQs of the just-completed legislative session.

A reader weighs in on last week's letter about Harvey Milk Plaza.