San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

In the final episode of a two-part, first-person account of domestic violence in the LGBT community, Jeff Gilson of San Diego escapes his hell on Earth on the East Coast only to find himself in another one on the West Coast. Find out what happened to him.

Visitors will be treated to a spectacle of creative and eclectic costumes at the free event that attracts Los Angeles residents and Halloween revelers from around the world.

Gym Bar has become a haven for L.A.'s thriving gay and lesbian sports community.

The lawyer who raised a firestorm in West Hollywood’s gay community with a civil rights suit against gay bar Micky’s, a popular Boystown club known for its go-go dancers and male strippers, has also filed lawsuits against two other gay establishments, WEHOville has learned.

The store at 8915 Santa Monica Blvd. will be a full lifestyle concept store featuring the complete line of men’s athletic gear, sports underwear, swimsuits and loungewear from ES Collection and its sister brand, Addicted.

What's the one thing you want to do before you die? Angelenos will get the chance to answer this question publicly thanks to the artists at Before I Die, a public art project that invites residents to write their deepest wishes on a street-facing chalk billboard.

West Hollywood’s Lesbian and Gay Advisory Board (LGAB) could be holding public meetings to get input for naming the intersection of Santa Monica and San Vicente boulevards by the middle of October.

The new Lesbian Center hopes to provide a safe space where L.A.-area lesbians of all ages and backgrounds can get together and develop a sense of community outside of the bar scene.

When he’s not on the road with the Los Angeles Galaxy, out soccer star Robbie Rogers now hangs his cleats in West Hollywood.

In what it is calling an effort to "better serve local businesses and the broader community" the City of West Hollywood has expanded its parking meter enforcement hours, effective since last Monday.