San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The family of eight whose SUV plummeted off a cliff in Northern California appears to have happened intentionally according to reports from Mendocino police on Sunday.

Another San Diego community is already voicing their concerns over dockless bikes and the program hasn’t even officially launched there yet.

On Friday, the jury sitting for the Noor Salman trial came back with a verdict of “not guilty.” 

Salman is the widow of Pulse Nightclub shooter Omar Mateen.

She was accused of providing material support to a terrorist organization and obstruction of justice in connection with the 2016 Pulse Nightclub attack. She faced life behind bars.

The LGBT community and their allies are mourning the tragic loss of a family who perished in a horrific car accident on Monday.

Married couple Sarah and Jennifer Hart and their family of six children became well-known as the Hart Tribe, traveling around the country offering free hugs at festivals and political events in an effort to promote unity.

This week a Palm Springs couple on vacation in Puerto Vallarta said they were victims of a hate crime when one of the men was shot early Saturday morning.

A Palm Springs couple on vacation in Puerto Vallarta say they were victims of a hate crime when one of the men was shot early Saturday morning.

Have you ever wondered how much it costs to live in San Diego every year? You may just find your answer with The Economic Policy Institute’s cost of living calculator.

According to the calculator, a family of four which includes two adults and two children need about $97,000 a year to live in San Diego County.

You have probably seen the pictures on social media which show brightly colored dockless bicycles left abandoned on the sidewalk, heaped high in a mass of metal or just taking up public right-of-way in San Diego.

San Diego Sen. Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) made history this afternoon when she is sworn in as the California Senate’s 48th president pro tempore, the first woman and first lesbian to hold the top seat in the Senate.

Two brides used their livelihood in big box retail to help them with their wedding last weekend.

Leida Torres and Chrissy Slonaker Torres work at a Pennsylvania Walmart, in fact, that’s where they met three years ago. So when they decided to get married they could think of no better place than the gardening department at their job.