San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Tommy Davis, the church's national spokesperson, became the beacon of the negative publicity. Haggis addressed his letter to Davis and referenced his many previous attempts to get Davis to take action. Davis is now trying to refute the claims.

Selections for this concert will include festive favorites such as Annie Lennox’s “1,000 Beautiful Things,” “No Mirrors in My Nana’s House” as made famous by Sweet Honey in the Rock, and “Where Are You Christmas?” from Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

The "Protect Yourself" series will include three seminars: November 5 (Wills, Advance Directives and Beneficiary Issues), December 3 (Adoption/Family Planning), and December 17 (Financial Planning).

Councilmember Todd Gloria proudly announced yesterday that the San Diego City Council unanimously approved pedestrian safety improvements for a segment of Juniper Street near the South Park and North Park neighborhoods.

Yesterday, I testified at City Council and urged them to honor the will of the overwhelming majority of San Diegans who voted to allow the city to contract out some public services if the private sector can do them more efficiently and economically.

The mayor and labor unions representing city employees have mutually declared they are at impasse over the comprehensive set of rules that will govern the program, which was approved overwhelmingly by voters in November 2006.

The demonstration focuses national attention on the increase in gay hate crime murders and over 16,000 hate crimes committed against gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) Americans since Matthew Shepard’s death in 1998.

The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act honors the memory of Matthew Shepard, a Wyoming college student brutally murdered in an act of hate violence in 1998, and James Byrd, an African-American man who was dragged to death in Jasper, Texas, in 1998.

(New York City) - While speaking at a star-studded major gay rights event last Thursday evening, Governor David Paterson renewed his pledge to bring the marriage equality act up for a vote when state legislators return for a special session within the next few weeks.

Dave Roberts, 48, is a two-term councilman and former Mayor, small businessman, and nationally recognized health policy advisor who has been working hard for his neighbors in San Diego County for many years. He is running against Republican incumbent Brian Bilbray.