In San Francisco
Arrest made in 1983 murder
A man is set to be arraigned today (Thursday, February 2) in San Francisco Superior Court for allegedly killing another man in 1983.
Trigger bar paying off $50,000 in fines
City officials and neighbors of San Francisco’s Trigger nightclub are expressing frustration with the bar’s owner as he works to pay off $50,000 in fines he accumulated because he wasn’t complying with conditions he agreed to in 2008.
Court Won’t Release CA Gay Marriage Trial Videos
A federal appeals court refused to unseal video recordings of a landmark trial on the constitutionality of California’s same-sex marriage ban but said it needed more time to decide if a lower court judge properly struck down the voter-approved ban.
Maine Catholic Bishop Creates Ministry to ’Help’ Gays
Richard Malone, the head bishop of the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Portland, Maine, recently announced that he created a new ministry to "help" gays with their "same sex attraction."
In San Francisco
Onegin
In Onegin, a three-act ballet new to us by the gay South African choreographer John Cranko, San Francisco Ballet have a hit on their hands, a romance that belongs in an opera house.
Valentimely - Romantic Events for February
"Love, love, love," the chorus rings in the famous Beatle’s song. Love is fresh on people’s minds as February - the month of romance - is here, but where to go and what to do to celebrate all things of the heart?
Racy ads for French movie about infidelity pulled
What does it take to shock in the land of the Gallic shrug? Ads that suggest adulterous oral sex, according to complaints about new movie "Les Infideles."
The creator of ’Smash’ knows her way around a play
Theresa Rebeck knows her way around Broadway - and television. The "Smash" creator talks about the new series that premieres on Monday.
Romney Cruises to Victory in Nevada GOP Caucuses
Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney cruised to victory in the Nevada caucuses Saturday night, notching a second straight triumph over a field of rivals suddenly struggling to keep pace.
Hazanavicius wins at Directors Guild for ’Artist’
Hollywood’s top filmmakers group presented its feature-film honor Saturday to Michel Hazanavicius for his silent film "The Artist," giving him the inside track for the best-director prize at the Academy Awards.
