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The article announces the termination of staff member Joshua Smith by the San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee.

The article reports on the reaction of gay groups towards Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean's statement on federal marriage amendment. When Dean appeared on "The 700 Club" he claimed that Democrats believed that marriage is between a man and a woman and yet the real party platform is that they support full inclusion of gay and lesbian families in the nation. Another instance, that fueled the LGBT community was Dean's firing of a gay party outreach worker Donald Hitchcock.

The article offers LGBT news briefs as of September 2013 on topics including funds raising events by LeatherWalk in San Francisco, auction of food items from Bisou Bistro Café and also stated that the funds raised would be helpful for the AIDS Emergency Fund and Breast Cancer Emergency Fund.

The article offers news briefs related to LGBT people and events in San Francisco Bay Area, California as of May 2012 including the Swimwear for a Cause to be held on May 5, the conversation of actress Jane Lynch with doctor Jane Shaw on May 6, and the Petchitecture 17 event to be held on May 11.

The article offers news related to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender ( LGBT) community including the Dining Out for Life to benefit HIV/ AIDS service organizations, and Sacred Snapshots: A Sampler for the Spirit, and an event of the Castro Lines Club.

The article reports on Equality California (EQCA), which will be joined by 40 other organizations to fight the Fair, Accurate, Inclusive, Respectful Education Act (FAIR) or SB 48 referendum, which requires to teach the role of gays and lesbians in the society.

The article offers news briefs related to LGBT communities in San Francisco Bay Area, California, including the plan of non-profit organizations to conduct a seminar entitled "The Power of Gift Planninf: How to Leave Your Legacy" on February 22, 2011 at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center, the 28th annual "Pax et Bonum" to be led by the San Francisco chapter of Dignity USA, and the scholarship applications accepted by various employee resource groups at PG&E Corp. from college students.

The article offers news briefs related to LGBT people including the search for the new members of the LGBT advisory committee of San Francisco Human Rights Commission, the workshops for gay men from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) AIDS Health Project, and the annual conference of Communities Advocating Emergency AIDS Relief (CAEAR) Coalition.

The article provides information on several legal-related issues to the Proposition 8 case including the seeking of Openhouse for new volunteers to help in housing opportunities and services for LGBT senior citizen, the conference "Kaleidoscope of Identities: Clinincal Approaches to Working with Women, Culture, and Intersecting Identities," and the men workshop "Meeting Men: How to be Successful."

The article offers news briefs related to GLBT events in California which include the Commonwealth Club of California's forum on gay journalism on October 6, 2008, national Radical Women conference at the San Francisco Women's Building on October 3-6, 2008, and the eight annual Calabash event of the Sonoma Country AIDS food bank Food for Thought on October 5, 2008.

The article reports on the presidential primary election in California. It is stated that the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community does not appear to be a Democratic frontrunner of presidential contenders. The supports seem to be distributed among New York Senator Hillary Clinton, Illinois Senator Barack Obama and former vice president candidate John Edwards. It is revealed that non of the three has been able to clinch endorsement from local GLBT Democractic clubs.

Presents news briefs on issues and events related to GLBT people in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. Details of the gala benefit show that will benefit local AIDS service organizations; Need for interested volunteers of the AIDS Health Project; Initiative of the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies in Religion to host the Asian Pacific Islander Family Pride Day.

Profiles Amy Errett, chief executive officer of Olivia in San Francisco, California, in 2005. Background information on Errett; Key contributions to the GLBT community; Predilections.

Reports on the staging of a community Pride breakfast for LGBT families presented by Spectrum Center for LGBT Concerns, Rainbow Families of Marin and IHOP at the IHOP Restaurant in San Rafael, California, in June 2005.

Reports on developments related to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities in the San Francisco Bay Area in California. Plan of the Marriage Equality California chapters to hold demonstrations protesting tax inequities for same-sex couples; Launch of the book "Walk Like a Warrior: A Young Man's Survival Guide"; Invitation for a line dance event for the District 2 Oakland City Council.

Reports on the welcome message that Republican California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has sent to the organizing committee of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Celebration and Parade. Reaction of Teddy Witherington, executive director of the event; Publication of the letter in the San Francisco Pride guide which will be distributed in advance of the June 26 to 27, 2004 event; Schwarzenneger's remarks on same-sex marriage in the state in interviews on NBC's "Meet the Press" and "Tonight Show"; Schwarzenneger's silence on the proposed legislation to allow release of marriage licenses for same-sex couples.

Reports on members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual (LGBT) community in San Francisco Bay, California's discussion of the impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States. Controversy over the remarks of Reverend Jerry Falwell during an interview on Pat Robertson's `700 Club' show; Provisions under the Patriot Act in 2001; Effects of the tightening of regulations on LGBT people.

Reports on the dinner banquet dubbed Life, Love, and Legislation organized by the Equality California lobbying group for the GLBT sector, held June 26, 2003. Theme of the banquet; Participants.

The article focuses on the support providing by LGBT people to Oakland Mayor Jean Quan and to her challenger mayoral candidate Joe Turnan. It also mentions about inaugural Pride breakfast held on September 1, 2013 where Quan stated that the event was a way to celebrate the city's diversity.

The article informs that gay Bevan Dufty, who was former San Francisco supervisor for the 8th District, has rejected the honor of grand marshal of the LGBT Pride Parade offered by the San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee.

The article offers news brief related to LGBT community as of from June 21-27, 2012 of San Francisco, California on topics including reunion party of Mauds, exhibition of photos of Imperial court and 6th annual 2012 Pride celebration hosted by the Bayard Rustin LGBT Coalition.

The article offers news briefs on conferences such as the community engagement meetings led by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and Mayor Ed Lee and the Howard Grayson LGBT Elder Life Conference on March 24, 2011 of the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club in honor of the late Howard Grayson.

The article presents obituaries for several notable LGBT people including Lavender Seniors co-founder Ina Mae Murri, physician Brian Friedman, and insurance consultant Joseph Arthur Figueroa.

The article reports that the San Francisco Gay Men's Community Initiative will conduct a meeting on May 28, 2008 at the LGBT Community Center in San Francisco, California, to examine the contributions that lesbians have made to the community.

The article presents obituaries for Jim Nickoff, founding Equality California board member and Ken Hinton, a gay businessman.

The article reports on the voter outreach of the camp of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in the Castro, Bay Area, California in an effort to gather support in advance of the state's February primary election. Obama who gets behind Hillary Clinton has been slowly closing gap. Among his solid supporters include Bevan Dufty, who represents the Castro and Rebecca Prozan, co-chair of the Alice B. Toklas lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Democratic Club.

The article announces that the Rainbow Community Center (RCC) is inviting GLBT people in Contra Costa County, California, to attend its open house on October 18, 2007 in Concord. Board member Ron Wolberg explained that this event will offer attendees an opportunity to meet old friends and gain new ones.

The article reports on a potluck social and dance party for black gay and same-gender men and their friends, to be held at the Magnet, the gay men's health center in the Castro in San Francisco, California, on August 11, 2007. An after-party will be held at the Edge bar. Organizer Bill Doggett explains that the event is a way to attract men who frequented the closed Pendulum bar and former members of the Bay Area chapter of Black and White Men Together.

The article reports that a gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) fund raising party at the El Rio venue in the San Francisco Bay Area, California will be co-hosted by the nonprofit organization And Castro For All (AC4A) and the ANSWER Coalition. Entertainment highlights include a music performance by Garrin Benfield and Colored Ink, and a poetry reading by Fernando Marqueda.

The article announces that San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee is accepting applications from musical artists who will perform on the main stage for the festivities in 2007. It requires the submission of music CD of recent material, a DVD of a performance, as well as contact information, photos and discography.

The article reports that Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center will hold weekly brunches for seniors on Saturdays. Executive director Aejaie Sellers states that the program represents one part of a services expansion for LGBT seniors in the South Bay. The service is made possible by the $40,000 grant given by the Horizons Foundation.

The article reports on developments related to GLBT people in San Francisco, California. Several local agencies will present "turning the Tide: A Report Back on Katrina Survivors from Bay Area Youth on March 25, 2006. An "Alienated Catholics: Establishing the Groundwork for Dialogue" takes place in San Francisco.

The article reports on the hold of a training session by the Community United Against Violence for its GLBT Queer and Questioning speakers bureau in San Francisco, California.

The article reports on the start of the broadcasting of the gay television program "OutSpoken" in San Francisco, California. The program will be hosted by Tim Gaskin. It covers topics such as same-sex marriage, senior and transgender issues and several celebrities. Broadcast times has been provided.

The article reports on the sponsorship of Billy DeFrank Community Center of a special holiday luncheon for GLBT seniors as part of its "Vintage Luncheon" program in San Jose, California.

Reports on the sponsorship of a forum on the history and current legislative background of names reporting versus non-names reporting by the San Francisco Gay Men's Community Initiative at the Institute for Community Health Outreach Office in San Francisco, California.

Reports that the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Inc. has established a toll-free hotline for GLBT survivors of Hurricane Katrina who may experience discrimination in services provided by relief agencies in the U.S. Distribution of a flier outlining forms of discrimination GLBT people and those living with HIV may experience after disasters; Harassment experienced by GLBT people in some shelters; Aim of Lambda Legal to hear from people if they're denied access to their HIV medications.

Reports that San Francisco Transgender Empowerment, Advocacy and Mentorship will hold its 2005 "An Evening With Friends" benefit in San Francisco, California.

Reports on the seminar on "LGBT Aging: Are We Prepared?," to be held on September 7, 2005 in downtown San Francisco, California.

Reports that Community United Against Violence will hold a community update on the murder of Delicious "Tony" Green in the Rainbow Room of the LGBT Community Center in San Francisco, California.

Reports that GuyWriters, an organization of gay male writers in the Bay Area, will hold its inaugural monthly social at the Three Dollar Bill Café in California.

Reports that the Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club will host its annual Pride breakfast at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco, California, in June 2005.

Reports developments related to the LGBT people in California. Presentation of the multimedia art exhibition "Coming of Age: GAM in America," by the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance; Facilitation of a panel discussion about the biology of homosexuality by the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco; Launch of benefit performance by the San Francisco Police Officer's Pride Alliance.

Reports that Jose Sarria has received the Lifetime Achievement Grand Marshal Award for the 2005 Pride Parade. Reputation of Sarria; Contributions of Sarria in the GLBT community.

Reports that the LGBT Community Center's economic development department will host "Preparing to Purschase Property" forum in San Francisco, California.

Reports on the endorsement meeting of the East Bay Lesbian/Gay Democratic Club on March 14, 2005 in San Francisco, California.

Reports on three events at the LGBT Community Center sponsored by the Three Dollar Bill Cafe in San Fransicso, California. 25th anniversary of Cheer San Francisco.

Reports on developments of interest to the GLBT community in San Francisco, California. Applications for the 2005 Emperor and Empress of San Francisco now being accepted by the Imperial Council of San Francisco Inc.; Release of a publication from the National Center for Lesbian Rights and Equality California to help same-sex couples understand the state's new domestic partner law.

Presents developments related to GLBT people in San Francisco, California. Conduct of a benefit artwork launch and wine shooting by the Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center; Feature of the works of artist Jim Winters; Attendance of Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, in a forum as its speaker.

Reports that the LGBT Community Center in San Francisco, California will hold its second job fair on May 20, 2004. Industries involved in the job fair; Holding of an orientation on job fairs; Contact information.