San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The local chapter of Gay for Good is seeking volunteers to assist at a water station during the America's Finest City Marathon and 5K on Sunday, Aug. 17.

North Park, City Heights and Normal Heights residents are being asked for help to stop a crime wave against women.

SDGMC has donated hundreds of tickets to area youth to attend the upcoming "LUV Madonna" concert.

San Diego Police are warning women not to walk alone after two victims reported being assaulted in North Park in the last week.

To close out a day full of events and activities in honor of the late Harvey Milk, about 30 community members last night gathered on the steps of the San Diego LGBT Community Center for the second annual Toast to Harvey Milk.

This year, the Gay Men's Sober Retreat returns to Camp Stevens, located on the side of a breathtaking mountain outside Julian, California. The theme: The GMSR Gay Games, a reimagining of the Olympics.

Harvey Milk's American Diner pays tribute to the first openly gay elected official in California. Affectionately called a "gay Jewish deli" by one of its customers, it offers baked goods, alcoholic beverages, traditional diner fare and low-calorie options, but mainly it's a restaurant with an all-are-welcome attitude.

Consumer attorney Susan Guinn says that Ernest Dronenburg’s political blunders and missteps show voters that “the incumbent is doing a terrible job. He is bad for business, bad for families and has abused his elected position to promote his own ideology, rather than following the law.”

Local favorite DJ Will Z finds a way to give back to the community, and the county fair, for the fourth year in a row.

San Diego Opera has placed its longtime general and artistic director Ian Campbell on paid leave after a three-decade tenure that has been rocked in recent weeks by public and internal criticism over his role in the decision to close the company.