San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

On June 9, West Hollywood's historic lesbian bar the Palms will be closing the doors to its location of the last 48 years. But this old gal had herself one last hurrah before her forced retirement.

West Hollywood’s Rainbow Crosswalks are the world’s first permanent Rainbow Crosswalks. Since their installation last year, they have garnered worldwide attention and have become an iconic symbol of hope, pride and acceptance.

The plaintiffs are charging the popular nightclub, known for its male strippers and go-go dancers, with civil rights violations, which include lewd conduct, creating a sexually hostile work environment, racial discrimination and discrimination against heterosexual employees, and labor code violations.

In anticipation of the fourth annual Harvey Milk Day, the City of West Hollywood is hosting a Community Photo Project to create a series of photos featuring residents and visitors with signs featuring quotes from Milk’s speeches.

ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives presents a retrospective exhibition of work by Los Angeles-based queer Chicano artist Joey Terrill covering five decades of the artist's work including paintings, drawings and artist publications.

The West Hollywood City Council furthered plans Monday for a weekend entertainment shuttle on Santa Monica Boulevard.

West Hollywood Design District, officially organized in 1996, has been a premier Los Angeles shopping institution for discerning taste and uninhibited creativity since the 1950s.

The meeting is being organized to allow Southern California community members to directly ask an infectious disease specialistany questions regarding acute bacterial meningococcal meningitis. Attendees can get a free meningitis vaccination through an on-site AHF mobile medical unit.

"The gay ghetto is dead."

The Palms Bar, long celebrated as a gathering place for West Hollywood’s lesbian community, will close in the coming months, according to its managers.