San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

This production, which takes specific impactful stories from a veteran's life and retells them to their own communities, by casting the veterans themselves into the role of their own lives. In Baltimore, one of those veterans shares what it was like to serve and leave the Navy under DADT.

Fight back against a misguided and bigoted attempt to keep gays and lesbians out of the Oklahoma National Guard.

The bill goes beyond the discrimination contained in the now-repealed federal DADT statute, and allows state government officials to directly question someone about their sexual orientation – essentially removing the “Don’t Ask” component contained in DADT.

Petty Officer Johnson says the widely publicized "first kiss" between two lesbian sailors is both "magnificent and mundane" -- and, significant.

The White House looks at "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" repeal, one year after President Barack Obama signed the bill into law.

An openly gay combat squad leader tells NBC News that his sexuality is not an issue with his troops, a theme echoed by other out servicemembers.

Jase Daniels, discharged from the U.S. Navy in 2005 because he was gay, took his oath of service today after being reinstated.

Servicemembers United's ongoing program called "SU Gives Back" provides care packages to deployed and hospitalized servicemembers. The organization's next collection drive in San Diego will be on Dec. 8 at Bourbon Street.

Tickets purchased before Dec. 31 will be sold at a 10% discount.

Today is the first post-repeal Veteran's Day parade and you can expect a healthy contingent to finally get the praise and feel the pride that they deserve.