Gay San Francisco: The Latest

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors has designated $1 million for LGBT programs in Fiscal Year 2017-2018, which starts July 1.

Over at Page Six, John McEnroe claims Andy Warhol screwed up his sex life.

Gender non-binary residents of the District of Columbia are gaining more recognition.

After a breakout part in the "Hunger Games" saga, as dreamy tribute Finnick Odair, and now a starring role opposite Rachel Weisz in "My Cousin Rachel," the odds certainly have been in Sam Claflin's favor.

To see where Justice Neil Gorsuch might fit on the Supreme Court, watch the company he keeps.

A magazine writer has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the creators of the new Tupac Shakur biopic, saying that portions of the film are based on his articles about the late rapper.

With hundreds of so-called thru-hikers entering the high Sierra early in the season, their experiences can serve as cautionary tales for others planning summer wilderness escapes

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is considering adding Texas and three other states to the travel ban list his office oversees after the governors in the quartet of states signed anti-LGBT legislation into law in recent months.

Like Christmas once a year, it's time for Pride. No presents, only presence, which everyone wants. But with all the training and dieting, how will you push it over the finish line?

Shores' material and humor is based in things pulled from personal experience and involves narratives we're all well acquainted with. Here's what he had to say about the creation of "A Very Sordid Wedding."

The tragic shooting at Orlando Pulse Nightclub brought our community together. But more than 40 years ago, another mass attack on our community didn't elicit nearly as much sympathy: the 1973 UpStairs Lounge arson attack that killed 32 people.