San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

What superstar lawyer Ted Olson had to say about gay marriage and California's Proposition 8 case.

Condemning a bigot is OK, but not so for homophobes? The double standard is explored in this provocative column by Michelangelo Signorile in HuffPost Gay Voices!

Married same-sex couples can amend their tax returns and claim refunds for the past three years.

Bostic v. Rainey charges that Virginia laws violate the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and single out gays and lesbians for a disfavored legal status, thereby creating a category of “second-class citizens.”

“Same-Sex Homebuyers 101,” a free forum, will be presented from 10 am to noon Saturday, Sept. 7 at The Center, 3909 Center St. in Hillcrest. Refreshments will be served.

Inmates will not, however, be permitted "at this time" to marry another inmate, in part due to "safety concerns," according to the memo.

The California Supreme Court today decided not to take up the Proposition 8 case, a "Hail Mary" bid by anti-gay forces to stop same-gender marriage in the Golden State.

Moments ago, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals officially closed the books on its involvement in California's Proposition 8 case that took away same-gender marriage.

County Clerk Ernest Dronenburg’s Prop 8 petition has now become fundraising fodder for the anti-gay hate group, the National Organization for Marriage, which is urging its supporters to bombard the County Supervisors with calls and letters.

After two days of closed-session meetings, the county Board of Supervisors has not issued any statement about County Clerk Ernest Dronenburg’s recent controversial actions related to Proposition 8.