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When Couples Fight
By Tom Moon, MFT– Couples can create serious damage in their relationships when they fight dirty. The research of relationship expert John Gottman shows that for every hostile interaction a…
San Francisco to Create Castro LGBTQ Cultural District
As the city prepares to celebrate San Francisco Pride this weekend, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday authored by Supervisor Rafael Mandelman to create the Castro LGBTQ…
Twists and Turns: To Plot or Plan?
By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Alex Reeve, author of Half Moon Street, is featured in this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times. I asked him to discuss the crafting of his debut mystery,…
Summer Is Here!
By Debra Morris– Summer is here and you know what that means! The summer harvest of fruits and vegetables have arrived this month, so dust off the patio furniture, bring…
Talking ‘Bout a Revolution…
By Kate Kendell, Esq. (Editor’s Note: For this Pride 2019 edition of the San Francisco Bay Times, we are honored to introduce Kate Kendell, Esq., as a new columnist. A…
In the News: 6.13.19
California Poised to Be First State to Provide Healthcare to Undocumented Immigrants California Democrats in the state legislature, during the afternoon of Sunday, June 9, agreed on a proposed budget…
Ann Rostow: Thanks for Next to Nothing
By Ann Rostow– Thanks for Next to Nothing It appears that I made a mistake in my last column, reporting that Trump “declines to issue Pride proclamations.” Apparently, my top-of-the-head…
State Democratic Convention: 14 Presidential Candidates, 3400+ Delegates, 2 Pulled Muscles
By Louise “Lou” Fischer– From May 31–June 2, the Moscone Center hosted the California Democratic Party (CADEM) Convention that served as a preview of the upcoming 2020 presidential campaign. Fourteen…
Commemorating the 1969 Stonewall Uprisings Today and 50 Years from Now
By Andrea Shorter– 1968. Much has been written, film documented, recalled and revisited about the series of epic events of 1968. Among the most obvious and notable are the assassinations…
A First for Pride Month
By Assemblymember Phil Ting– I’ve never been prouder to hail from California. Our state has the largest LGBT population in the country and is home to more than 40 local…
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