Gi Paoletti wants Castro denizens to know that while the former Harvey’s space in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood has ...

The Bay Area Reporter has been trying to have Democratic California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra complete our candidate questionnaire and/or sit for an interview with us, either in person or ...

New HIV diagnoses in San Francisco fell by 8% last year, from 148 to 136 cases, reversing a small uptick seen in 2024, according to the latest HIV epidemiology annual report from the city’s Department ...

It’s been nearly two decades since model and media personality Anna Nicole Smith died of an overdose, yet the mere mention of her name continues to fascinate the public. Smith, born Vicki Lynn Hogan, ...

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Forget Honest Abe. Alaska Thunderfuck is serving outrageous laughs, theatrical chaos, and a First Lady unlike any you’ve met before in the touring production of “Oh, Mary!” History books barely ...

Author, actress, and film historian Illeana Douglas has written a must-have for every film buff’s library with “Jungle Red!

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President Donald Trump’s Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget would eliminate HIV prevention and surveillance at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS, ...

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed the city’s $16.9 billion two-year budget Thursday, bringing to an end a tumultuous process that began with his initial budget proposal two months ago.

Voters across California will be deciding whether to retain a number of justices on the states’ Supreme Court and appellate benches on the November 3 ballot.

Governor Gavin Newsom used his veto pen over the weekend to ax legislation aimed at protecting providers of gender-affirming care from being extradited to face charges for doing so by another state.