Star Amerasu: Creating a world she wants to live in by reaching into outer space

Star Amerasu is reaching out of this world to find her place to shine as an artist, singer and content creator. She's been keeping busy all Pride month and shares a message of resilience with the transgender community.

Star Amerasu: Creating a world she wants to live in by reaching into outer space
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A Pride month profile on Star Amerasu. This Black, transgender artist is reaching out of this world to find her place to shine as an artist, singer and content creator. She's been keeping busy all Pride month and shares a message of resilience with the trans and LGBTQ+ community.

Pentagon strips Harvey Milk's name from Navy ship on Pride weekend

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Friday that the U.S. Navy was renaming the USNS Harvey Milk, named for one of the country’s first openly gay elected officials in San Francisco.

California transgender sports policies on the line
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Shannon Minter, Legal Director of the National Center for LGBTQ Rights, reacts to Trump administration argument that California violated Title IX by letting trans athletes compete. The Education Department has given the state 10 days to ban transgender athletes or lose federal funds.

Bay Area ballroom culture is more than just glitz and glam

It’s easy to think ballroom culture is just about the glitz and glam of costume reveals, the dancing, voguing, trophies and cash prizes. But the founders of the collective Oakland To All said ballroom culture means so much more than what lies on the surface.

San Francisco Opera to celebrate Pride with bold, immersive concert

San Francisco Opera’s first-ever Pride Concert is a vibrant, high-tech celebration of LGBTQ identity. The show will blend music, visuals, and community to honor queer joy and resilience.

San Francisco Pride kicks off this weekend

San Francisco Pride – one of the largest events of its kind in the world – kicks off this weekend.

California found in violation of Title IX in clash with Trump officials over transgender athletes

The Trump administration has found that the California Department of Education and the state’s high school sports federation violated civil rights law by allowing transgender girls to compete on girls' sports teams.

Cinch Saloon enters new chapter, preserving SF LGBTQ history

A historic gay bar on San Francisco’s Polk Street is getting a second life. The Cinch Saloon, once at risk of closing, has a new owner committed to preserving its legacy.

Petaluma man arrested after threatening to execute school official over Pride flags

A man was arrested Thursday after allegedly threatening to execute a Petaluma City Schools employee unless all Pride flags were removed from school grounds. 

30th annual Pink Triangle returns for San Francisco Pride

The iconic pink triangle has returned to Twin Peaks for its 30th year, installed by more than 800 volunteers. Once a symbol of persecution, it now stands as a powerful message of pride, resilience, and unity.

SFPD honors LGBTQ+ officers during Pride Month

In San Francisco, city leaders gathered at the San Francisco Police Department to celebrate queer officers and the diversity of the city on Monday.

Jonathan Joss shooting: Murder suspect released after posting bond

The man charged with murdering “King of the Hill" and “Parks and Recreation" actor Jonathan Joss is now on house arrest after posting bond.

Transgender athlete wins, shares state honors, creating questions about inclusion

Unrattled by the controversy around her participation in girls' track and field events, AB Hernandez, an openly transgender student-athlete, achieved two first-place victories and a second-place win in the state championship on Saturday. She shared the podium and recognition with cisgender females as a result of new rules hurriedly adopted last week.

California vs. Trump in battle over trans youth in sports
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Elana Redfield, federal policy director at the Williams Institute-UCLA, explains transgender rights and challenges amid Trump transgender athlete pressure. California's governing board for high school sports is changing its competition rules at this weekend?s state track-and-field championships to allow more girls to take part amid controversy over the participation of a trans student-athlete.