San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Even opponents of DADT repeal tell the same story: The repeal didn't change anything in the military except the discriminatory law.

This will be the second year that an open LGBT contingent will take part in the parade.

With DADT gone, an Air Force officer proudly takes his boyfriend to a Pride event at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.

A sailor named Trent kisses his boyfriend Lee as the USS Carl Vinson docks in San Diego. The video has gone viral on the Internet.

In his new podcast, Sala plans to discuss the various community and activism issues he is involved with.

Six months after the military dropped the controversial “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” law barring gays from serving openly, Pentagon officials and gay rights advocates say the policy change has largely been a non-issue, with few complaints and no major headaches resulting from the new rules.

Sgt. Brandon Morgan's first-ever kiss with Dalan Wells goes viral, and the gay couple speak out to a local TV station in Hawaii.

"We didn’t do this to get famous, or something like that we did this cause after 3 deployments and four years knowing each other, we finally told each other how we felt."

SDSU's new lecture series focuses on identity in the LGBT community. The public is welcome.

Josh Seefried says the goal of the Summit is to bring together the military community to address the issues that affect LGBT military families and how to solve them.