Castro neighborhood organizations are continuing to lay the groundwork for how they can prepare should a surge of federal agents not acting like traditional law enforcement come to the Bay Area.

In light of state law and opposition from Catholic Church officials, gay District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman is dropping his requests to landmark church parishes in a trio of neighborhoods he ...

The fog machines were running as workers put the finishing touches on the Castro Theatre during a media tour February 4. The ...

An oversight body has rejected landmarking two San Francisco Catholic parishes, one of which launched an AIDS hospice in the city’s LGBTQ Castro district during the height of the epidemic in the 1980s ...

Don’t count us among those mourning the recent death of AIDS denialist Peter Duesberg, Ph.D. For years back in the 1990s and 2000s, Duesberg, who was a professor at UC Berkeley, ...

The decision by Congressmember Eric Swalwell (D-Dublin) to jump into California’s 2026 gubernatorial race rather than seek reelection to his East Bay House seat has set off a series of electoral ...

ROLO men’s store at 2351 Market Street in San Francisco’s LGBTQ Castro neighborhood celebrates its 40th anniversary this year ...

Arguably one of the last century’s great gay composers, Francis Poulenc's select piano works and chamber music are getting a new release with acclaimed pianists Pascal Rogé and Elena Font.

Just days before the Castro Theatre reopens, the two businesses that wanted to stay in their storefronts flanking the movie house will be moving “within a few months,” Rafael Mandelman, the ...

I’ve never been under any illusion about my place in the Cocteau Twins story,” writes Simon Raymonde in his fascinating ...

HIV advocates are sounding the alarm about a proposal to cut $17 million from funds allocated to community-based organizations that contract with the San Francisco Department of Public Health.