San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The nondescript bathhouse called Club San Diego located on Fourth Avenue in Hillcrest was the site of a fire on Friday morning. 

The blaze forced several people to leave the building according to ABC 10. 

Pride month is coming up in June for the third time since Trump has held the office of the U.S.

The list of talent performing at San Diego Pride 2019 just keeps getting better. The announcement came today that the always-entertaining Mykki Blanco will be the headliner on the Movement stage at this year's music festival.

The world renown San Diego Gay Men's Chorus announced its new executive director on Wednesday.

Jeff Heine (pictured above) was chosen after nation-wide search and will officially start the position later this summer. Heine is currently the executive director of the Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus (TCGMC) in Minneapolis.

Muhlaysia Booker was found shot to death over the weekend say Dallas police. She is transgender. 

Despite reports that the Trump administration was against The Equality Act, a bill which proposes to add federal LGBT anti-discrimination protections across all 50 states, it passed in the U.S. House of Representatives Friday morning. It will now head to the U.S. Senate. 

Taiwan has made history today as it became the first place in Asia for same-sex couples to legally marry. 

Lawmakers on the self-ruled island state approved a bill following two years of preparation to amend existing marriage laws which were deemed unconstitutional in 2017. 

The governing body of California Polytechnic State University’s faculty has voted to remove a Chick-fil-A from their campus last Tuesday according to LGBTQ Nation.  

It didn't take long before some conservatives and "family" watchdog groups began their charge against PBS and the kid's show "Arthur"  after the show revealed that one of their main characters is gay.

Furthermore, that reveal was made at a gay wedding and the groom is a popular teacher who works at the titular character's elementary school. 

Although no official word has come out of the White House about its position on the Equality Act scheduled for a U.S. House vote on Friday, one unnamed administration official says President Trump is not supporting it.