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"Straight-Ish Talk" is a red carpet benefit show for the SoCal chapter of Free Mom Hugs.

For some in L.A.’s trans and gender-nonconforming community, the COVID-19 pandemic presented an opportunity. For others, it complicated an already fraught experience

Gay bars survived the AIDS crisis, oppression and recessions, but the pandemic is driving bars out of business nationwide, especially those catering to people of color.

San Francisco AIDS Foundation CEO Joe Hollendoner will replace Lorri L. Jean as the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s CEO when she retires in July 2022.  “I look forward to working with the center’s board,…

He hopes that his new clothing will bring a little bit of warmth to people everywhere. Though the brand is inspired by his family, Jewish roots, and queer identity, he’s designed it to be for everyone–not just for people who fit a certain mold.

Luis Octavio, co-owner of Noa Noa Place, gets things ready for the opening of the LGTBQ Latinx restaurant-bar in Boyle Heights.

My name is Erica Tamposi. I am an NFL Network producer. I am on-air talent. I am a creative. I am a friend. I am a sister. I am a daughter. I am a football fan. And I am gay. This is my voyage from secrecy to security.

California-based street artist Jeremy Novy is teaming up with ABC7 to design a t-shirt for the Feed SoCal campaign.

Don Kilhefner: Until the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion, protective superparanoia based on individual safety and survival from hetero supremacists’ violence and physical and psychological genocide characterized homosexual reality.

Thousands of people gathered in Hollywood, Los Angeles Sunday for an All Black Lives Matter march, organized by black members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Toyota Motor North America is working with nonprofit partners in the LGBTQ+ community to support the clients and patients who require healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Outfest, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization promoting equality by creating, sharing, and protecting LGBTQ stories on the screen, announced today that it will honor MJ Rodriguez at the 2019 Outfest Legacy Awards Gala: A Benefit to Protect Our Past and Build Our Future, on Sunday, October 27th. The presenting sponsor is Cadillac.

The idea, from a Hermosa Beach teen, comes in response to the destruction of Long Beach's Pride tower.

Several bars that have shutdown during the pandemic share the same landlord. They say he has been unsupportive of their efforts to stay in business.

The Los Angeles LGBT Center, one of the world’s largest service agencies for LGBTQ people, has named a new chief executive to succeed its longtime leader. Joe Hollendoner, chief executive of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, will assume the new role in L.A. on July 6, the Los Angeles LGBT Center announced Wednesday. He will […]

Councilmember John D'Amico appointed Marquita Thomas and Councilmember Sepi Shyne appointed Katrina Vinson to join the city's Planning Commission, starting in early 2021.

City Council will likely to hire MIG, Inc. to conduct interviews, visioning workshops, community surveys about future of pride in West Hollywood.

As a pediatrician and mother, I thought I knew a lot about parenting. But I was blindsided by my daughter’s coming out as trans, and that first year was riddled with mistakes.

#ILoveGay “Voices of LA” showcases some of LA's LGBTQ+ creativity, featuring and bringing together some of those amazing LGBTQ+ voices from Southern California. Join us as we explore the best in us, the global LGBTQ+ community, as part of #ILoveGay “Voices of LA”.

Touko Valio Laaksonen, who would have been 100 this year, transformed depictions of queer eroticism in art through his hyper-real, hypermasculine style.

Already hurting, the people who make L.A.'s queer nightlife scene run will miss out on their biggest weekend of the year as the celebration goes virtual

The Times spoke to the $1 million prizewinner of Amazon's fashion design competition, which premiered its Season 1 finale on Friday.

Online tool highlights 800 locations across Los Angeles, where many landmark institutions have closed their doors