San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Ohio State Representative Candice Keller made her opinion known as to why two deadly mass shootings, which killed 29 people, happened over the weekend. In a now-deleted Facebook update she wrote “After every mass shooting, the liberals start the blame game. Why not place the blame where it belongs?”

A Florida man was apparently not happy that his server was gay and in lieu of a tip decided to write an anti-gay message in the gratuity part of his bill. 

The server noticed the note which read “[Zero] if he wasn’t gay” and alerted his manager who then confronted the man, Frederic Sterry Smith, 62, outside. 

If you've been in Hillcrest for any amount of time on any given day, you might hear the word "bitch" being thrown around in a playful way. Now the word is attached to brunch and people are lining up to get a taste. 

A Tennessee Baptist minister is allegedly refusing to hold a service for a dying member of his own flock because he has a gay son. 

Jesse Goodman's 71-year-old dad is on his death bed, and Jesse must make funeral arrangements but a request from his father for his service to be held at Lee’s Chapel Baptist Church has been denied by its pastor, Jay Scruggs.

Whether people agree with it or not, the group known as Super Happy Fun America (SHFA) has been approved by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh for a Straight Pride Parade. And now a Modesto, CA man wants a straight pride parade for his city. 

In light of some controversial criticisms and threats of protest, Drag Queen Story Hour went on with a minimum of conflict at the Sparks library branch near Reno Nevada. 

The Chicago Boystown area is reeling after the unexpected death of popular drag performer Jherrion Bates, 25, who died in the hospital after being a victim of a crash when another car hit him head-on last Thursday morning. 

Just two days before the most successful San Diego Pride to date, a man reportedly called organizers threatening to "kill all the gays and the children” at the event. 

President Trump had some choice words for the four freshmen Democratic congresswomen on Wednesday and ultimately incited his audience to chant "send her back" at a rally in Greenville, N.C.

Technology is a useful thing and as evidenced in a recent aging app it's being used for much more than work. Pop culture has embraced the visage-aging software called FaceApp in which you can take a selfie and through the magic of developers see what you look like 50 years from now.