San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Mother Nature puts on quite an awe-inspiring spectacle in autumn, even in San Diego.

It is officially "autumn" as of yesterday, but this weekend is supposed to have summerlike temperatures. I want to put out my pumpkin spice and cranberry scented candles but it just doesn’t seem to mesh with 80 degree temperatures outside. Let's see what fun we can have in this nice weather.

A tip of the hat to Archie Comics for presenting a cartoon world where LGBT characters can live and thrive.

What's with all the labels? The only other time I had felt bombarded by so many terms was upon first reading the Harry Potter book series.

It's Hispanic Heritage Month and local hero and Latino Services coordinator Carolina Ramos discusses the importance of her work with The Center.

Property you have been dreaming about that was out of your reach just a few years ago is worth another look. You just might be able to reach your dream today.

There is never a shortage of things to do, which keeps people like me who write these gay social-type columns in business. San Diego is no exception to this, so here are half a dozen ways you can get out and be seen on the scene.

At 16, Joshua Scarpuzzi came out to his family and was promptly kicked out of his house. Then his family sent him to a Mormon "re-education camp" in Montana for a year. Despite all that, he has learned forgiveness and wants to share his stories with other young LGBT youths.

The Greater San Diego Business Association has received a city grant of $13,380 to be used for presenting workshops and webinars.

Travis shares with us some of the birthday shenanigans he experienced, split between his two favorite cities, LA and San Diego.