San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The Palm Springs International Film Festival takes place Jan. 5-16.

Union Bank's donation will help support the services of The Center's Youth Housing Project.

San Diego City Councilmember Todd Gloria today urged University Heights neighbors to help solve a recent string of arsons at a local church.

Truc Nguyen (also known as "TruckSTOP") is a local bartender who says that he can be found working at a number of local bars. When asked what the most scandalous thing he's seen on the job has been, he said that "scandalous" is part of the job description!

The three-minute video tells the poignant love stories of two couples: one straight and one gay. It addresses the issues of love, warmth and tenderness without resorting to stereotypes or making judgments.

"Pariah" is a new film features an African-American teenage lesbian in universal coming-out story, opening Jan. 6.

As Charlotte and North Carolina take the national spotlight for this year's Democratic National Convention, one area will get particular scrutiny: the region's climate for gays and lesbians.

Four Honolulu couples became the first to enter into civil unions in Hawaii under a new law that took effect with the New Year. The ceremony was held at a private residence in Aina Haina attended by about 90 people.

The coming-of-age story is one that we all can relate to, although in this case “Pariah” also offers a rare glimpse into what it is like to be an African-American teenager from Brooklyn learning to embrace her lesbianism while hiding her emerging identity from her police officer father and pious mother.

Caribbean LGBT activists welcome the defeat of the ruling party in Jamaica’s elections. The ruling Jamaican Labour Party was accused of using homophobia in an attempt to retain power.