The end of the pandemic is in sight. The Pfizer vaccine has been approved by the FDA and the first...
Read moreWow, November 2020 surely became a month of ups and downs. If your choice of president did or did not...
Read moreFinally, as 2020 shuffles to a close, it looks like (some) things are getting better: No more Trump and his...
Read moreIt’s December! And while I know we are all eager to turn the page on 2020, I also know this...
Read moreIn the 1980s, when the AIDS epidemic first broke, there was an immediate move to close all the bathhouses down....
Read moreWe’re in uncharted territory, brothers and sisters. None of us has ever lived through a pandemic before. And the news...
Read moreEvery week, I write a little history on several wonderful and amazing people who I have met, who are friends,...
Read moreMost of us remember the innocence of dating as teens, and many of us have watched as our own children...
Read moreLike many of you, I was awake until 5:30 a.m. Wednesday morning waiting for election results and though now it...
Read moreAs I write this, the election is about a week away and I’m swimming in a sea of emotions: hope,...
Read moreThis column, which I have the great fortune to write twice a month thanks to the LGBTQ San Diego County...
Read moreThanks! That is a word that is increasingly in our minds and hearts when November rolls around. While the upcoming...
Read moreIt’s October already, where did the year go? October is a special month for our community as it is LGBTQI...
Read moreOne of the most incredible things about living in San Diego since 1989 has been the friends that have helped...
Read moreI recently returned from a two-week road trip. I drove through Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Oregon and California, mostly on...
Read moreVol. 4. Issue 35, March 2024 Monthly
(LGBTQ SD News has decided to continue the current volume by several issues while we rebrand).