Don't Miss 'Sell By' Directed By Mike DoyleA new romantic comedy called 'Sell By,' premiered at Frameline, San Francisco's LGBT Film Festival. The film's director, Mike Doyle stopped by the set to talk about it.
Artist, Author Doug Meyer Honors 80s AIDS Victims In 'Heroes: A Tribute'Author and artist Doug Meyer talks to Bay Area Focus host Michelle Griego about his new book, 'Heroes: A Tribute' honoring AIDS victims.
KPIX Full Broadcast: 49th Annual San Francisco Pride ParadeWatch KPIX 5's archived live-streamed coverage of the 49th annual San Francisco Pride parade as it happened.
SF Kicks Off Pride Weekend With Dyke March Through Castro DistrictPride weekend revved up as the 27th annual Dyke March rolled through the Mission and the Castro Saturday evening.
San Francisco Kicks Off Full Weekend of Pride FestivitiesThe Pride Parade will start on the Embarcadero Sunday morning and end at Civic Center Plaza and will be streamed online live at KPIX.com
New York Marks 50th Anniversary Of Stonewall UprisingNew York City is marking the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, days of unrest in Manhattan's Greenwich Village that began with a police raid on a gay bar and developed into a sustained LGTBQ liberation movement.
The Stonewall's Path From Illicit Dive To National MonumentFifty years ago, the Stonewall Inn was an underground gay bar where a police raid sparked a rebellion that fueled the modern LGBTQ rights movement.
Author Donates Book On Lesbian Heroines To Bay Area SchoolsRobin Lowey is on a mission. The North Bay author maneuvers quickly around stacks of boxes cluttering her living room, each one packed with copies of her book, 'Game Changers: Lesbians You Should Know About.'
Castro LGBTQ Cultural District Designation Aims To Preserve HistoryLess than a week before San Francisco's annual Pride Celebration, the city's supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance to recognize the Castro District as a cultural district.
City of Pride: San Francisco Led Nation With Decades of LGBT ProgressThis June, the City by the Bay can take a little bit more pride in Pride: a lot of historic firsts involving the LGBT community took place here.
High Rents Taking Toll On LGBT Bar Scene In San FranciscoLike other cultural facets of the San Francisco lifestyle, high rents have also had a major impact on the city's once bustling LGBT bar scene.
Pride Month Theatrical Walking Tour Highlights SoMa's LGBTQ+ HistoryThe past will come to life across SoMa for the next two weekends, with a new walking tour that dramatizes the neighborhood's role in LGBTQ+ history.
Here's How To Change Your Profile Pic To Celebrate PrideFor many people, it's time to remember a key rule of Pride month: showing support for the LGBTQ community by plastering rainbows.
Born In San Francisco; A Colorful History Of The Rainbow Flag The rainbow flag, which has become a universal symbol of hope for LGBTQ people around the world, first flew in San Francisco's United Nations Plaza for Gay Pride Day, on June 25, 1978.