San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

There is a new bill headed to the desk of Tenessee's Gov. Bill Lee (R) which would ban the adoption of children to same-sex couples based on an agency's religious beliefs.

Chris Walker, the communications director for Lee's office confirmed on Tuesday that the governor will sign it. 

For one student at Whitefield Academy in Louisville, Kentucky, a social media post with a picture of her in front of a "rainbow" cake and rainbow sweater was enough for school administrators to expel her. 

Hillcrest was abuzz with activity this weekend as the neighborhood celebrated its first rainbow crosswalk installation.

The building that now houses Rich's Nightclub has come a long way since it's humble beginnings as a warehouse on University Avenue in Hillcrest in 1960, but there's no denying it has always been an exciting landmark full of fun people, music and entertainment.

The San Diego Police Department has partnered with a national nonprofit in making a survey which includes questions about their overall performance and their use of technology. 

It's finally time to stop wondering if the Pernicano’s building on Sixth Avenue in Hillcrest will ever get sold. Jeanine Savory, the real estate agent who represented the Pernicano family has confirmed it has changed hands.

Last month a Utah elementary school student named Daniel was asked what he was thankful for by his teacher. When he said he was thankful for being adopted by two dads the educator asked why then proceeded to tell him it wasn't good: “Homosexuality is wrong,” the teacher said, “two men living together is a sin.”

A viral video of London drag performer Cara Melle pushing an audience member off stage has pricked up the ears, and opinions, of social media. 

Those feelings range from supportive comments to ones that criticize Ms. Melle for assault.

It was a 4-5 vote in favor of banning e-scooters along some of San Diego's busiest boardwalks.

Brian D. Jinings has gone into a partnership overseeing #1 Fifth Ave. in Hillcrest. This legendary bar previously owned by Omar Lowry is one of the oldest in the neighborhood as well as one of the oldest gay bars in San Diego.