Condoms are on the ballot in California.
(WM) Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law Sept. 26 requiring California to house transgender inmates in prisons based on their gender identity — but only if the state does not have “management or security concerns.”
California's Great America, a theme park in Santa Clara, California, announced it's 15th Annual "Pride Night" event.
(WB) In a widely anticipated move to fill the U.S. Senate seat currently held by the departing Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that he has chosen the state’s secretary of state, Alex Padilla.
(WM) California has elected its youngest state lawmaker in more than eight decades, elevating a 25-year-old progressive Democrat who already has years of legislative experience to the state Assembly.
When two California university students were expelled for being in same-sex marriages, they filed a lawsuit claiming the school violated anti-discrimination laws.
SAN DIEGO — An aide to former California congressional candidate Carl DeMaio was sentenced Monday to five years' probation for lying to federal investigators about a threatening email he wrote but said might have come from DeMaio, one of several allegations that rocked one of last year's most closely watched congressional races.
DALLAS (AP) — Former college football television analyst Craig James on Monday filed a religious discrimination lawsuit against Fox Sports that contends he was fired because he had expressed opposition to gay marriage during a failed run for the U.S. Senate.
3rd annual event takes place this Saturday
This week read about an LGBT center changing its blood donation protocol in Los Angeles, and vandals taking down a Pride flag and replacing it with a confederate one at a university church in Virginia.
This week read about a judge dropping an anti-trans athlete case in Connecticut, and a dispute over travel bans and religious exemptions between Texas and California.
This week read about a festival celebrating transgender and non-conforming creators in California, and a city council rejecting to enact a non-discrimination ordinance in Alabama.
This week read about Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp comparing the COVID vaccine to the non-existent AIDS vaccine, and a gay man getting attacked in California.
This week read about North Carolina's Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson calling the LGBT community "filth,"andFormer California Officer Jay Brome winning a lawsuit for enduring homophobic abuse at his workplace.
This week read about Toni Newman hired as CEO of theBlack AIDS Institute in California, and Proud Boys allegedly attacking a non-binary person in Oregon.
This week read about Patrisse Cullors stepping down from the Black Lives Matter movement she co-founded in California, and legislators revising the out-of-date HIV laws in Nevada.
In New York, Alphonso David is accusing the Human Rights Campaign of racism, and convicted felon Ed Buck is asking a judge to overturn his jury verdict in California.
This week read about Del Martin's and Phyllis Lyon's home in California becoming a landmark, and Ohio accepting a ruling to allow transgender individuals to update their birth certificates to match their gender identity.
This week read about Louisiana House upholding its veto on an anti-trans bill, and the LAPD facing force complaints following protests over the treatment of a transgender woman.
This week read about an Arkansas man sentenced to prison for the murder of Brayla Stone, and an LGBT center changing its blood donation protocol in Los Angeles.
This week read about three people being indicted for the shooting of Diamond Sanders, and NASA naming a telescope after James Webb, an alleged homophobe.
Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert thinks people should reach a level of "maturity" before coming out, and a man is accused of using Grindr to rob 20 victims in California.
Educators are forced to minimalize LGBT topics in Tennessee schools, and a gay couple with children was harassed by a man on a train in California.
This week read about the Texas House passing an anti-trans sports bill, and the late activists Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin honored atCalifornia's Hall of Fame.
This week read about Kristin Crowley being appointed as the next Fire Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department, and Iowa being the 11th state to pass an anti-trans sports bill.
This week read about Lisa Middletown becoming the first transgender mayor in California, and James Martin, a priest in Michigan, saying that gay people are not allowed the sacrament.
This week read about Rachel Levine becoming the first trans person to be confirmed by the United States Senate, and the LGBT community showing support for Asians by protesting in California.
Martin Jenkins, a retired justice and lawyer and gay Black man, was nominated to the California Supreme Court on Monday.
Gay Congressman Mark Takano has introduced a bill to shorten the workweek.
What was supposed to be a fun family trip turned into a nightmare when a man walked up to a gay married couple, called them “pedophiles,” and accused them of stealing their two young children.
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