The story of NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists is fundamentally woven into the cultural and civic fabric of San Francisco. In 1990, former Oakland Tribune executive editor Leroy “Roy”…
By Renée Lubin Holmes— Greetings Friends: Summer is moving swiftly towards cooler breezes much faster than I’d like to admit. I am sharing my most recent experiences and favorite spots…
By Ann Rostow— Ninth Circuit Panel Okays Release of Transgender Medical Data A split three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on August 14, 2026,…
By Donna Sachet— Set aside whatever preconceptions you have about wine tasting north of San Francisco. We’ve got a surprise for you! We spent a leisurely Tuesday in Napa at V.…
By Brett Andrews— I am squarely a Sonoma County kid, and Healdsburg to be precise. Here are some of my favorites. Dining Dry Creek Kitchen (particularly on Thursday, which is…
By Liam Mayclem— St. Helena is a charming and inviting wine country town that has it all when it comes to dining. All of the restaurants, of course, boast impressive…
Dennis Ziebell and Bill Pung, who for nearly fifty years owned and operated Orphan Andy’s in the Castro, were sainted by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and celebrated during the…
By Brandon Miller— I have never once had a client rub their hands together and say, “Brandon, let’s talk about my mortality.” And yet here we are, because estate…
At the recent National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) International Business & Leadership Conference, held in San Diego, Joy Baucom received the top award of the entire conference: 2026 Supplier…
By Aaron Boot-Haury— I am still catching my breath from last week in San Diego, where board members Joe Solis and Joy Baucom, several GGBA members, and I joined roughly…
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