San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The SDSU School of Theatre, Television and Film’s September production of Dear Harvey will participate in the Southwest Regional Finals for the Kennedy Center’s American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) being held in St. George, Utah in early February.

“Finally, out of LA!” I thought while driving up north to join dozens of other LGBT Latinos in California’s Central Valley.

Tony Campolo shares a heart-rending story of a mother's love for her gay son and ends with his own take on the alienating cliche, "Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin"

Immigration Equality is proud to be partnering with Change.org for a new campaign, Ideas for Change in America, that highlights the building momentum for change in our country.

TruthWinsOut.org is about to embark on a historic mission to stop persecution of LGBT people in Uganda and we want you to be a key part of our vision.

Log Cabin Republicans issued a statement after Wednesday's historic election of Massachusetts Republican Scott Brown to the United States Senate.

In the wake of Tuesday’s election in Massachusetts, we have seen a lot of speculation – both inside the Beltway and around the country – about what the results in the Bay State will mean for the national political agenda.

Hi everyone, I hope you’ll all join me this Saturday, January 23 from 6 p.m. on at the W Hotel in downtown San Diego for the 2nd annual FlawLes Tie party, benefiting our work at Equality California.

To support the Haiti disaster relief, all proceeds in January and February from Woof's Life's popular "Heart/Valentine" patch and "Doggie Valentine Bandana + Patch" combo will be donated to the American Red Cross.

Organizers hope to raise at least $6,000 for the Trevor Project, through sponsorships and ticket sales. The Trevor Project maintains the nation's only 24-hour suicide and crisis prevention hotline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth.