Feature

‘The Book of Pride: LGBTQ Heroes Who Changed the World’ By Mason Funk “The Book of Pride” captures the true...

In 1970, the first Pride March was held on June 28 in New York City to commemorate the one-year anniversary...

This is the slogan of a national LGBTQ+ campaign to register our community and turn it out on Nov. 3....

These days, a lot of my conversations with clients and friends include talking about acceptable levels of risk (aka, “ALOR”)....

What a world we live in right now. With the coronavirus as a global enemy, now we are watching our...

Vertez Regina Burks grew up in Brooklyn, New York and was inspired to do volunteer work by watching her great-grandmother...

I know how hard it is to make rolled tacos or taquitos (whatever you like calling them), that part is...

In her second book, “Resistance: A Songwriter’s Story of Hope, Change, and Courage,” flaming piano queen Tori Amos shares her...

I’m old enough to remember when the President of the United States wasn’t an incurious moron recklessly obsessed with his...

Stage icon talks Hollywood, her basement videos and why ‘Ladies Who Lunch’ will never be the same In Ryan Murphy’s...

With the city of San Diego experiencing significant economic impacts due to COVID-19, California Assembly member Todd Gloria (D-San Diego),...

Memorial Day is a national holiday observed on the last Monday in May. It honors members of the United States...

“Fighting Proud: The Untold Story of the Gay Men Who Served in Two World Wars” By Stephen Bourne In this...

As your district attorney, I’m committed to increasing communication and accessibility between the DA’s office and you, the community. One...

Nathan Fletcher When Leon Williams became the first (and still only) San Diego County Supervisor of color, his chief of...