San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

There is a new superhero coming to the big screen and he's not letting anyone stop him from bringing social justice to the world.

A group of friends who have a passion for saving and caring for animals has started a unique no-kill dog shelter, their mission?

San Diego is famous for its beaches, its history and something that may or may not surprise you; it's LGBT community. And when you hear Ashlyn Burgess' story you'll understand why. 

Assemblymember Bill Quirk (D-Hayward) has introduced a bill that will end the unnecessary and inhumane surgery commonly known as declawing, for non-therapeutic purposes.

Declawing, also known as onychectomy or partial digital amputation, is the removal of the last toe bones in a cat's paws from which the claw grows.

You're going to see a lot of people talking about the "T" in LGBT today, as it is Transgender Day of Visibility.

This is a day when trans and non-binary men and women stand up and stand tall in an effort to bring public awareness to their lack of rights and to the Sisyphus type challenges they face every day. 

Special Delivery, a free nutrition services nonprofit organization serving people with AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses such as heart disease, cancer and kidney disease in San Diego, has received a grant in the amount of $5,000 from the Rob Benzon Foundation, announced Ruth Henricks, executive director. 

The San Diego Women's Chorus (SDWC), San Diego's premier lesbian-identified community chorus, is proud to present a monumental 2019 spring concert performance titled "Quiet No More: A Choral Celebration of Stonewall.

Local personal trainer and professional bodybuilder Denetra Blackshear is currently doing pretty well in the race to become Jetset Magazine's cover model and spokesperson.

The San Diegan says she is in the top ten and would love your help to make it all the way to number one. 

We all hold a special light within us so why not let it shine at the SDPIX Glow Pool Party, a special fundraiser being held at publisher Johnathan Hale's home on May 18 to benefit The Trevor Project. 

The Landscape Architect for Hillcrest's Pride Plaza, Michael Brennan, is sending a message out to the community this week in a special call to action.