San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

California Assemblymember Evan Low (D-Silicon Valley) who is Chair of the California Legislative LGBT Caucus put forth a resolution today apologizing for the Golden State’s past LGBT discriminations.

In 2015, San Diego Gay and Lesbian News brought you the story of Marsha Wetzel, a senior living in a retirement community who claimed staff at the facility abused her both physically and verbally because she is gay.

California Superior Court Judge David Lampe ruled in favor of a Christian baker in Kern County who refused to bake a cake for a lesbian couple.

In an effort to repeal the California Gas Tax initiative, two North County gas stations dramatically cut their prices on gas today.

Although the one Mobil station in Encinitas has put their prices back to normal, there is another in Carlsbad which will sell gas for $1.99 per gallon until 6 pm tonight.

A religious group has found the perfect location for its offices in their search for real estate: A former gay nightclub.

The MO’s Universe Group is adding a new restaurant called insideOUT to the revitalized section of Hillcrest landscape on University Avenue in March 2018. This venture will bring their food service industry and entertainment reach to a total of five in the area.

A Facebook video has gone viral of a Texas PetSmart groomer being abusive to her canine client during an appointment on Thursday.

The unsettling video has now been watched over 370,000 times and depicts the aggressive groomer yanking the dogs head violently by its ear several times while holding a pair of scissors in her other hand.

Last week we reported that Fernando Lopez Jr. was poised to take over executive director duties at San Diego Pride after the sudden resignation of Eric Heinritz hired last May.

The group “Patriotic Picnic” is headed back to Chicano Park this weekend despite last year’s controversial visit which was motivated by their desire to “topple” the Latino historical space in retaliation to the removal of a Confederate marker in Horton Plaza last September.

The 12 transgender women who were arrested in Aceh Indonesia this past weekend have been released from jail, but they have been ordered to keep their hair short and act like men.