San Francisco

“The Quilt is an important reminder that the HIV/AIDS crisis is still not over and there is much work to be done.”

Brendan Mannix said he faced constant belittling comments about his sexuality and was given the worst assignments by the San Francisco Police Department.

The iconic theatre will soon undergo months of renovations, then its new operators hope to use it for “all sorts of programming.”

Rumors of “revenge” and “petty” retaliation being levied against Evan Low are spiraling throughout California political circles. Advocates are asking for answers.

Schlomer Haus Gallery is open now by appointment and located on Market Street in the Golden Gate City.

“San Francisco has been and always will be a place where everyone can seek refuge, sanctuary, and safety,” mayor London Breed stated.

It was supposed to be a fun song with a message: “We’ll convert your children, we’ll make them tolerant and fair.” Now choir members are getting death threats.

Gilbert Baker had saved one of his two original Pride flags. No one knew, even when it was used for another historic occasion. Now it’s on display in San Francisco.

Dan White cried while he complained that Harvey Milk was being “devious and started kind of smirking” before he shot him.

A welcomed development from the Navy — that once discharged the civil rights leader — just in time for today’s observation of #HarveyMilkDay.