San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

HRC invites you to “Bring Equality Home” to celebrate the historic hate crimes legislation signed by President Obama in October.

Voters in Kalamazoo, Mich., have passed Ordinance 1856, which bans discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation in housing, employment and public accommodations.

A recent poll by More magazine found that about 36 percent of the County’s jobs are occupied by midlife women.

The new office will have conference and training rooms, a patio and ample street parking.

The latest event of the newly formed group, “51% - A Woman’s Place is in Politics,” invites women of all walks of life to meet and interact with key political leaders who care about women’s livelihood. Their guest speaker will be newly appointed Sheriff of San Diego County, Bill Gore.

Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown's communications' chief resigned Monday after admitting he had tape-recorded interviews with news reporters without their knowledge or consent.

The report's findings underscore the significance of the Census Bureau's recent decision to more accurately report the responses of same-sex couples in the United States, whether as spouses or as unmarried partners.

If adopted, a bill further criminalizing homosexuality would constitute a significant step backwards for the protection of human rights in Uganda.

The firefighters union argued that where an employee is regularly scheduled for overtime, the overtime pay should be included in the base compensation for purposes of calculating retirement.

(LOS ANGELES) — Just three months after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger cut, taxed and line-item-vetoed away a two-year budget gap of $26 billion, California faces billions of dollars in new shortfalls, with the problem likely to deepen in the next fiscal year.