San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

It has been two years since the Supreme Court’s ruling on marriage equality and a recent Gallup poll reveals that 10.2% of same-sex couples have tied the knot.

That number is up 7.9% from the months just before the historic ruling.

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is going to hear a case between a same-sex couple and a religious business owner in Colorado who refuses to bake a wedding cake for LGBT community members.

On Monday, the justices said they are going to consider whether the baker can refuse to make cakes for couples based on his religious beliefs.

John Arthur & Jim Obergefell are historic figures in the LGBT community, and now they have been immortalized in the City of Cincinnati.

San Diego parking has become so bad that some residents have to find spots several blocks away from their homes.

This has become increasingly true in North Park according to ABC 10. One Arizona Street resident says sometimes it’s a long-haul from her car to her doorstep.

A man fell 200-feet into a Hillcrest canyon on Wednesday, prompting the San Diego Fire and Rescue crew to respond.

Police responded to a report of a burglary just after 3 am in the 3500 block of Albatross Street in Hillcrest reports NBC 7.

Queen Elizabeth II, addressed the UK Parliament today, and made it clear that she will protect the LGBTQ community from discrimination.

Like a scene out of a horror movie, one Hillcrest business owner was met with a machete brandished by a homeless person who he asked to vacate the front of his business.

A Golden Retriever had to be rescued from Cowles Mountain after suffering from exhaustion on Sunday reports Fox 5 News.

Park rangers say the pet had been with its owner on the popular San Diego landmark since 9 am.

Caitlyn Jenner was a speaker at the College of Republican National Committee gala on Friday, June 16.

Her speech has been met with controversy after she joked about the left-wing assailant who sent Republican Representative Steve Scalise to the hospital with serious injuries.

One teacher from Rhode Island not only received the award for Teacher of the Year, he also got a photo op in the White House alongside President Trump and First Lady Melania.

The photograph shows Nikos Giannopoulos fanning himself with a black lace fan and wearing a Pride pin.

The support Giannopoulos has received after posting the photo on social media has been immense.