San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The Twittersphere is pretty ecstatic about a picture posted by Parkland shooting survivor Cameron Kasky in which he embraces classmate and gun reform advocate David Hogg on Monday. The Tweet was captioned simply “Prom 2018.”  

On Tuesday the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 3-1 in favor of joining the Trump administration in its lawsuit to do away with the county’s “sanctuary laws.”  

An instructor at Nemaha Valley High School moved to California from Seneca, Kansas because his life was made a living hell once he came out for National Coming Out Day last October, according to Topeka-Capitol Journal.

Fayetteville, NC. -- Maj. J. Scott Squires, A Fort Bragg chaplain, may face harsh disciplinary action after being accused of discriminating against a lesbian couple who wanted to attend a military couple's retreat according to The Fayetteville Observer.

The 72-year-old Macon Georgia woman who made headlines after she attacked two uniformed military women at a Cheddar’s restaurant faces further consequences of her actions.

In this paperless age of social media, when everyone gets inundated with ads online either in their newsfeeds or inbox, some wonder why plastic-bag flyers are still in existence, especially in San Diego, a city that prides itself on being environmentally progressive.

Not that there is any proof that a prescribed medication can make someone gay, still, that is the claim of one UK man who says the popular prescription drug Pregabalin did just that.

A video has gone viral of a 72-year-old woman confronting two female soldiers in a restaurant apparently over a handicapped parking space.

Judy Tucker and her son are at the forefront of the video after they became slightly physical with the two women dressed in their service fatigues at the Cheddars restaurant in Macon, Georgia.

The huge Antique Center located on Newport Avenue in Ocean Beach made its final sale this past Sunday before it closed for good to make way for retail giant Target’s big move into the historic community.

Not much has been addressed in the Trump administration about LGBT issues other than the president’s trans military ban that keeps getting delayed.