San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

With so many stories out there about people hoarding and stockpiling food items at grocery stores during the COVID-19 pandemic, one story that isn’t getting told as much is of the thousands of people across San Diego County alone who face food insecurity every single day.

This afternoon, Governor Gavin Newsom called on nightclubs, bars, brewpubs, and wineries in the state to close. He also urged seniors (65 years and older) and people with chronic health conditions to isolate themselves at home as an effort to contain further spread of the coronavirus.

UPDATE March 15, 2020

Gov. Newsom calls for closure of all bars and wineries amid coronavirus pandemic

San Diego health and elected officials held a press conference today to address the growing concerns of COVID-19.

County Health Officer Dr. Wilma J. Wooten said there are five new presumptive positive coronavirus cases in San Diego. One patient may have contracted the disease through a community-based transmission. She also said that San Diego can expect more cases and even deaths. 

Update 2:30 pm: San Diego Gay and Lesbian News has gotten word that the gunman is inside the Аврòра structure on Fourth and Robinson Avenues. 

Police say no injuries have been reported as of 3:30 pm. 

San Diego police are currently responding to reports of shots being fired in Hillcrest.

The country is currently subdued because of the worldwide spread of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, which is causing a lot of festivals and mass get-together events to close until further notice. 

What promised to be an exciting crazy Texas-style nightlife bar in Hillcrest has suddenly walked off into the sunset this week.

The World Famous Tin Room in Hillcrest has closed for good after only three months in the historic neighborhood.

Puerto Rican officials have confirmed that a transgender woman named Neulisa Luciano Ruiz, better known as Alexa, was killed early Monday morning.

The theme song for a presidential entrance plays homage to their image and the malleability of their character. 

James Moed and his husband Damien Hughes aren't letting Uber off easy after they visited San Diego late last month and their driver called police on them saying that they had essentially kidnapped their infant.