San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The new office will have conference and training rooms, a patio and ample street parking.

The latest event of the newly formed group, “51% - A Woman’s Place is in Politics,” invites women of all walks of life to meet and interact with key political leaders who care about women’s livelihood. Their guest speaker will be newly appointed Sheriff of San Diego County, Bill Gore.

The firefighters union argued that where an employee is regularly scheduled for overtime, the overtime pay should be included in the base compensation for purposes of calculating retirement.

Artists, graphic designers, and other creative people are encouraged to submit designs for San Diego Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender Pride's annual T-shirt logo contest.

Supporters of same-sex marriage and marriage equality will rally at the San Diego County Administration Building to mark the Anniversary of Prop 8's passing on Wednesday November 4th.

In her article, California Divorce Ban Gets Approval for Signatures, Hurley reported that John Marcotte, a California father of two, has received a green light from the California Secretary of State to begin gathering signatures to get the California Protection of Marriage Act 2010 on next year’s ballot. If passed, the measure would outlaw divorce in the state of California.

SB 618 provides case management throughout the participant’s sentence and up until 18 months after their release, participants are encouraged to successfully complete their terms of parole and become a viable member of the community.

California American Water is launching a public awareness campaign to remind local residents to turn their sprinklers off - a simple step that can be done when you turn the clock back - to protect the environment while saving water and money during the winter months.

District Five’s Carl DeMaio proposed shelving the downtown library for now, and re-allocating the $60 million earmarked for the library to repay outstanding debts on Petco Park and the Convention Center.

A total of nine servicemen were on board the two aircrafts that collided last night approximately 15-25 miles from San Clemente Island. Rescue teams continue to search for survivors but only debris from the C-130 plane and the Cobra helicopter has been found.