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    What Documents Make a California Estate Plan Truly Complete?

    What Documents Make a California Estate Plan Truly Complete?

    By Jay Greene, Esq.— A Bay Area homeowner may have a trust but never retitled the house. A retiree may have a will but no health care directive. A couple…

    Designing Our Wild & Precious Lives

    Designing Our Wild & Precious Lives

    By Zoe Dunning— (Editor’s Note: It has been nearly a decade since Zoe Dunning wrote an article for her popular column in the San Francisco Bay Times, Do Ask, Do…

    Elections Are Coming: You Can Help

    Elections Are Coming: You Can Help

    By Joanie Juster— Election Season in Full Swing The primaries are finally over, and, if you haven’t already started getting serious about the upcoming midterms, now is the time to…

    A Journey Home to Kansas City

    A Journey Home to Kansas City

    By John Lewis— Stillness—the cicada’s crydrills into the rocks. The renowned Japanese poet Bashō wrote this haiku four centuries ago after hiking for days to reach a remote mountaintop temple…

    My Trip to World Pride 2026

    My Trip to World Pride 2026

    By Tom LeNoble— I have been to Amsterdam many times. I know the canals, the rhythm of the streets, the bicycles coming at you from every direction, and the particular…

    Celebration Marks First International Exhibition of Original Rainbow Flag

    Celebration Marks First International Exhibition of Original Rainbow Flag

    By David Landis— The Consulate General of Ireland and the GLBT Historical Society and Museum staged a historic LGBTQ+ celebration on August 13, 2026, at Casements Bar in the Mission.…

    NCLR’s Imani Rupert-Gordon on Making a Difference and Keeping Optimism Alive

    NCLR’s Imani Rupert-Gordon on Making a Difference and Keeping Optimism Alive

    By Tom LeNoble— Imani Rupert-Gordon is President of the National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR), a national legal organization advancing the civil and human rights of LGBTQ people and their…

    Moore Hope Plaza Unveiled in Oakland’s Lakeshore LGBTQ+ Cultural District

    Moore Hope Plaza Unveiled in Oakland’s Lakeshore LGBTQ+ Cultural District

    Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee, Congressmember Lateefah Simon, and Oakland LGBTQ+ Center Co-Founders Joe Hawkins and Jeff Myers were among the leaders on August 12, 2026, who gathered for the official…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If you really want to take stock of your friendships…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If you really want to take stock of your friendships…”

    By Donna Sachet— If you really want to take stock of your friendships, both in quantity and quality, then celebrate your birthday on a Monday night.  That’s right! Organizing a…

    Barbara ‘Boo’ Price (October 8, 1943–August 4, 2026): Champion of Women’s Rights Through Law and Music

    Barbara ‘Boo’ Price (October 8, 1943–August 4, 2026): Champion of Women’s Rights Through Law and Music

    When Barbara “Boo” Price—also known as Barbara Kay Price and Barbara Price García-Dobles—was growing up in Lafayette, Indiana, she would gather her friends and cousins to produce talent shows in…