San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

We are fast approaching November 2010 but as I talk to people around town, some do not even realize an election is coming up. Really? We will be electing a new governor (yes, good old Arnold is termed out), voting on senators, county supervisors, councilmembers, state assembly, school board - there are many reasons to get out and vote!

The organization formerly known as San Diego Ebony Pride will host an event to debut its new name and new direction. Urban Pride-San Diego will host a “Coming Out” reception at The Center on Sept. 18.

The University Avenue staple is launching a brand new "medical spa services menu" and the owners and staff want you to join them on Wednesday, Sept. 15, for their grand re-opening at their Hillcrest location.

Those who attend any of the San Diego Gay Rodeo events, which range from the ceremonial to the wild, are in for a good time, and certain to learn about this vibrant part of our community.

I'm back and I’m really starting to embrace this next decade of my life, having become fully immersed in "30." It has been four months now and I have completely realized that life did not end at 30, it has only gotten better, but is also time for new beginnings.

The moral of the story is that the straight men have it easy.

The amount of food distributed countywide has tripled and quadrupled in key cities in San Diego County. Find out how you can help.

Chicago suburb pursues gay and lesbian couples to improve its quality of life.

Three in 10 working-age San Diego County households are unable to afford basic costs of living.

“Open House – Open Hearts” raised $4,400, which will help the agency’s continue its life-saving mission to provide programs and services to those suffering from alcohol and other drug addictions as well as HIV/AIDS.