San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

FilmOut San Diego is screening "Longtime Companion" at 7 pm Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the Landmark Hillcrest. Being Alive is co-presenting the movie.

"The Way He Looks" is now playing at the Ken Cinema in San Diego's Kensington neighborhood.

The good news is that all six LGBT members of Congress were re-elected.

On Election Day in which Republicans romped to victory on a national level, Californians bucked the trend and re-elected Democrats to all the major state offices.

The District 52 congressional race between openly gay Republican Carl DeMaio and incumbent Democrat Scott Peters is going down to the wire without a clear winner known at midnight.

Predictions of doom and gloom for Democrats in the midterm elections came true on Election Day 2014, as conservatives swept into power in the U.S. Senate and beefed up their majority in the U.S. House.

A federal judge in Kansas strikes down state’s ban on marriage for same-sex couples today, according to ACLU LGBT Project.

Filmmaker Ed Breeding speaks with SDGLN.com and says "Prescription For Addiction" was originally conceived as a pilot film so that "if there was enough interest, whereby I could do three or four more follow up films, as it was not possible for me to cover all the issues that this subject warrants in one film."

Gov. Butch Otter is staking out claim as the nation's most homophobic state leader, today declaring that he will try to stop gay and lesbian couples from continuing to marry in the Gem State.

Monday proved to be another wild day at the courts for gay marriage. Find out why.