As President Donald Trump was inaugurated, students at the Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy marched for peace.

"I think we're in for a very rocky ride," says Mayor Lee's senior adviser on transgender initiatives.

Hypnodrome, the avant-garde theater company's performance space, is being sold.

Larkin is closed between O'Farrell and Ellis as police investigate the killing of a man in his 50s late this afternoon.

Concerned for the community as the Trump administration prepares to take office, the popular Castro bar is hosting a fundraiser tomorrow night for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

From Jewish-Italian dinners to outdoor candle-lighting to kosher comedy in a Chinese restaurant, here are tips for eight nights of fun.

Over 100 people rallied in the pouring rain to encourage Taiwan to become the first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage.

The choir, comprised of homeless and formerly homeless people and their advocates, is aiming to change perceptions.

Jones, a Castro fixture since the '70s and creator of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, talked to us about his new memoir and the post-election landscape for LGBT people.

Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer of Grace Lutheran Church organized a candlelit vigil at Harvey Milk Plaza last night to honor the lives lost at Oakland's Ghost Ship Collective this past weekend.

Charlie Chaplin, Gloria Swanson, and what's believed to be the first ever gay-themed film will all make appearances at tomorrow's one-day festival.

Modern city-dwellers can step into the roaring '20s at the new interactive theater experience, featuring a bar, gambling, vaudeville, and more.

About 100 people attended a community group hug in Dolores Park on Saturday, to soothe spirits in the wake of the election.