San Francisco Cyclist to Face Manslaughter Trial
In what San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon believes is a first of its kind case in the state of California, a 36-year-old bicyclist has been ordered to stand trial on a felony vehicular manslaughter charge.
SF Supes Vote No on Nudity
It’s a bit of a “touchy” subject but this week, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in a 6-5 vote passed a measure that would ban public nudity under most occasions.
San Francisco Commemorates World AIDS Day
Across the Bay Area and around the world, communities are celebrating World AIDS Day on Thursday, 30 years after the disease was first diagnosed.
Indie Erotic Film Festival Shorts Competition
Experience 7 minutes (or less) of heaven during the films at the IXFF Short Erotic Film Competition on Thursday night, part of Good Vibrations’s 6th Annual Indie Erotic Film Festival.
Put Some Clothes On!
That’s what San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener is suggesting as he has introduced legislation that would require people going nude in the city to cover public seating before sitting down and to put on clothes before entering a restaurant.
Controversy Brews Over Gay Pride Flags in San Francisco
A neighborhood organization is at odds with gay rights activists over the future of the rainbow gay pride flags in San Francisco’s Castro District.
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