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    Ed and Art

    Ed and Art

    By Jewelle Gomez – When Ed Decker created the New Conservatory Theatre Center (NCTC) in 1981 in San Francisco’s Civic Center, he was focused on theatre for low-income youth. NCTC…

    What a Difference a Year Makes

    What a Difference a Year Makes

    By Joanie Juster – Looking back at my columns from this time last year, they were all about the upcoming election. Like many others, I was busy warning readers about…

    Raising Our Voices Against Conversion Therapy

    Raising Our Voices Against Conversion Therapy

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis –   Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in a conservative Christian therapist’s challenge to Colorado’s ban on LGBTQ+ conversion…

    Carly Ozard: Singing Love Into Action Across Coasts

    Carly Ozard: Singing Love Into Action Across Coasts

    By Kippy Marks – In the philosophy of Practice Makes Love Easy (PMLE), love is not just a feeling—it’s a daily discipline, a creative force, and a communal rhythm. It…

    Michelin Makes Moves in Boston

    Michelin Makes Moves in Boston

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet – Fall is in the air in San Francisco. You can still feel a touch of summer, but chilly nights have returned and Halloween…

    Honoring the Past, Sustaining the Future: Mezcal, Memories, and a Mission

    Honoring the Past, Sustaining the Future: Mezcal, Memories, and a Mission

    By Dina Novarr– Before Stephanie Romo Flores ever unlocked the doors of Mercado 925, she was already searching, not for the spirits that dominated store shelves or carried celebrity endorsements,…

    From Silicon Valley to the World Stage

    From Silicon Valley to the World Stage

    By Beth Schnitzer — Fall sports season is in full swing, and the Bay Area continues to prove it is where athletic excellence, innovation, and cultural storytelling intersect. From world-class…

    Honorees for the Inaugural Honoring LGBTQ+ Bay Area Latine Leaders

    Honorees for the Inaugural Honoring LGBTQ+ Bay Area Latine Leaders

    The inaugural Honoring LGBTQ+ Bay Area Latine Leaders, co-produced by Olga Talamante with the San Francisco Bay Times, will take place on October 24, 2025, benefiting the Use the News…

    First They Came For…

    First They Came For…

    By Joanie Juster – On September 25, the president issued a “National Security Presidential Memorandum on Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence.” And on September 30, the president and…

    California Can Lead on Offshore Wind, But Only If Communities Are at the Table

    California Can Lead on Offshore Wind, But Only If Communities Are at the Table

    By Catherine Stefani – As Washington retreats from environmental justice, California has a chance to show what real clean energy leadership looks like. Offshore wind is a powerful tool in…

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