Troy Masters, publisher of LGBTQ+ paper Los Angeles Blade, has died at 63
Masters died unexpectedly Wednesday, said a family member, who did not state the cause.
December 12, 2024
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Masters died unexpectedly Wednesday, said a family member, who did not state the cause.
Workers said they got bad health and safety vibes from Good Vibrations’ management.
The American Psychological Association has updated its policies to reflect new research.
Mark Segal, who founded the Philadelphia Gay News in 1976, and Bob Ross, who co-founded the Bay Area Reporter in 1971 are the newest inductees to the LGBT Journalists Hall of Fame.
They bring new diversity to councils in South San Francisco and Redwood City.
A lawsuit targeting initiatives for transgender individuals and other groups puts a spotlight on inclusivity and anti-discrimination in public policy.
A photographer and filmmaker, Keller was devoted to documenting lesbians' experience in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Activist Scott Long and drag performer Tim Tait report they were beaten in separate incidents.
The opening of a restaurant in San Jose was met with protests of the chain's antigay donations and its executives' antigay stances.
Twenty-three-year-old George Randall-Saldivar’s body was stuffed in a suitcase while he was still alive and dumped in the San Francisco Bay by Gerald Rowe and Angel Anderson, prosecutors say.