San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is urging laid-off workers from closed-down restaurants and bars to come join the company as it struggles to accommodate an enormous volume of orders amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Bezos said the company is hiring for 100,000 new roles, and is raising the wages of its hourly workers who help fulfill orders and deliver to customers.

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

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. 

An Indianapolis woman has died on Tuesday after being shot just hours after going on Facebook Live to expose a man for being gay, having accidentally caught him in a sexual act.

There is no proof that the two incidents are connected. 

Orlando's world-famous LGBT club Parliament House isn't going anywhere according to owner Don Granatstein.

Rumors have been flying lately that the historic property is going to be auctioned off at the end of the month because of court documents that appeared on the Orange County Clerk of Courts website.

As if the Iowa caucuses couldn't get more confusing, one democratic voter just found out Mayor Pete Buttigieg is gay and wanted her vote card back. 

Trans youth in South Dakota are facing legislation that would make illegal any transition procedures, including hormone treatment and surgery for people under the age of 16.

Two trans women took justice into their own hands after being harassed by two male customers at a restaurant according to a YouTube video. 

In the clip, the women are eating peacefully at their table when a man in a green shirt suddenly jumps in to sit next to a blonde woman eating her meal and mocks her in Spanish, "I’d like to sit with a lady.”

Over the weekend Vice President Mike Pence made a trip to Memphis, Tennessee where he gave a few words at the Holy City Church of God in Christ during their Sunday service. 

A bill in Missouri, if passed, could mean that any library official who decides to hold a Drag queen story hour without approval from an elected parental review board might get fined more than