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Online Extra: Sanders suspends presidential bid
Senator Bernie Sanders suspended his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday, April 8, according to multiple media outlets.
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San Francisco Pride is working with City Hall to make major changes to the 50th annual parade and festival, which is scheduled for June 27-28, in light of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Seated at his kitchen table, gay political leader and comedian Tom Ammiano began to recount his life story in July 2018 to journalist Tim Redmond and Jon Golinger, a political consultant and author.
This Sunday is Easter, typically the most joyous day of the church year for Christians.
The novel coronavirus outbreak has moved much of life, both in the city and around the world, online — and celebrations of one of the holiest times of the year for Christians and Jews are no exception.
Zaid Almasser was getting ready to open his first restaurant at 417 Castro Street — the former home of Dapper Dog, which shuttered earlier this year.
Belo Cipriani vividly remembers the three days he had a fever of 102 degrees after contracting the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, back in 2009 while living in San Francisco.
From an early age Dino Medardo Rosso had an ability to master foreign languages, first learning Spanish in kindergarten. It prepared him to converse with his adopted brother from El Salvador.
Openhouse, the LGBT senior agency in San Francisco, will host a virtual panel discussion where two-spirit First Nation people will share stories of life on the reservation and in the city's queer community.
It was long overdue and not enough when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced last week that it had issued new guidance for gay and bi men donating blood.
San Francisco City Hall was lit up in the red and yellow colors of the Spanish flag at nightfall Friday, April 3, as the city expressed its support with the European nation over the novel coronavirus pandemic.
LGBT Asians around the world are fighting back in the face of coronavirus-inspired racist attacks against Asians.
You don't need me to tell you how difficult and challenging these times are. We're all living through a pandemic and the affiliated economic collapse, made all the worse by an inept and cruel response from a corrupt federal government.
This week's letters to the editor.
The obituary for Jeffrey Tilmon.
Rick Chavez Zbur, the executive director of the statewide LGBT rights group Equality California, told the Bay Area Reporter Tuesday (April 7) that he will be a candidate for Los Angeles city attorney in two years.
With the endorsement of Equality California this week, South Bay Assembly candidate Alex Lee is close to sweeping up support from all of the major LGBT political groups that endorse state legislative candidates.
The Human Rights Campaign released a study showing that LGBTQ people are at greater economic risk from the coronavirus outbreak's financial fallout.
While the novel coronavirus outbreak has shut down much of American life in the past month ... the 50th annual San Francisco Pride parade and festival is slated to proceed as scheduled June 27-28.
The general public should routinely wear cloth face masks to reduce transmission of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19, according to new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.