Columnists Why Pride? By Craig Wiesner Jun 15, 2026 Around 37 years ago, during our church’s “Adult Study” time, I helped lead a discussion about “Gay Pride.”
Transgender Day of Remembrance Updated Apr 14, 2025 Wednesday marked Transgender Day of Remembrance, which is held every Nov. 20.
Local News Samaritan House CEO retiring Sierra Lopez Daily Journal staff Sep 2, 2022 By the end of this year, Bart Charlow, CEO of the essential services provider Samaritan House, will be saying goodbye to his role after leadin…
Local News Pride flag burning in Pacifica believed to be hate crime Bay City NewsUpdated Jun 17, 2022 The burning of a Pride flag in Pacifica earlier this month is being investigated as a hate crime, police said Friday.
Local News Police, firefighters will sit out Pride Parade after uniform ban Bay City News Service May 24, 2022 San Francisco law enforcement officers and firefighters said Monday that they will not march in the city’s annual Pride Parade after Pride org…
Bay Area Featured San Francisco pride celebration to return this June Bay City NewsUpdated Apr 4, 2022 The San Francisco Pride Board of Directors announced on Monday that S.F.’s annual Pride Parade will return after a two-year COVID-19 hiatus.
Local News Featured Redwood City Public Library finalist for national honor Daily Journal staff report Mar 26, 2021 The Redwood City Public Library is one of 30 national finalists and the only California institution to be nominated for the 2021 National Meda…
Guest Perspectives The flag as a symbol By Sarah Fields Jun 8, 2020 As a child of the 1980s, I’ve been fortunate to see a great deal of change take place across my lifetime in the struggle for the rights of gay…
Local News Rock thrown through San Mateo councilwoman’s window By Zachary Clark Daily Journal staff Updated May 19, 2023 San Mateo police are investigating the possibility a thrown rock targeting Councilwoman Amourence Lee’s house is a hate crime.
