San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

During these unprecedented times, many have found themselves searching for new work and career opportunities. For most job seekers, a polished resume is a crucial part of the search process.

As restrictions limiting which businesses can operate begin to be lifted, the Hillcrest Business Association (HBA) is encouraging San Diegans to "Get Back To Fabulous" by supporting the Hillcrest businesses they know and love. While everything isn't completely back to normal yet, Fabulous Hillcrest is ready to Get Back To Fabulous!

San Diego Pride Executive Director Fernando Lopez (pronouns: they/them) is featured in a recent edition of KPBS San Diego's "My First Day"  podcast titled "Driving Through Butterflies." In the 14 minute episode, Lopez shares why they chose to leave their Imperial County hometown of El Centro and what it was like upon fir

San Diego Pride's Youth Collective will host its next gathering virtually, on Saturday, May 9 from 11 am to 1 pm.

While the COVID-19 health crisis and need to slow the virus’ spread has required the closure of some of our state parks, and closed parking and modified usage at all of our parks, there are several ways to bring the beauty and history of our state parks indoors thanks to the California State Parks’ website.

San Diego Pride has scheduled a series of upcoming virtual events to keep the LGBTQ community connected during these difficult times. The series began last Monday with an hour long question and answer session with City of San Diego Councilmember Chris Ward who shared about COVID-19 and its direct impact on the local LGBTQ community.

With so many people struggling right now due to reduced work hours or unemployment, Rich's San Diego wants to help. The popular Hillcrest nightclub plans to offer free meals every Wednesday to anyone who works at an LGBTQ+ business or organization in Hillcrest and whose livelihood has been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Six feet, girl! SIX FEET! 

In these times of social distancing, Urban Mo’s Bar & Grill wants to help you remind others to stay a safe distance while you’re out and about running essential errands. 

Many around town are mourning the loss of a community member who was known affectionately by those who knew him as “Uncle Don,” who passed away this weekend. Uncle Don’s death was reported on social media by Jonathan Lopez and Michael Gould, both close friends of Don.