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The Golden State Valkyries played their first-ever post-season game at Chase Center on September 27, 2026. (They made the playoffs last year, but had to play their home game at SAP Center because the Laver Cup was already scheduled to be at Chase.) The Va

By Ann Rostow- End Times What the hell, you guys! What exactly is going on with AI? I consider myself to be a very sensible person, not prone to panic. I'm optimistic and take the long view of things. I think climate change, for example, is a serious glob

Members of the California Supreme Court (left to right): Justice Martin J. Jenkins, Justice Leondra R. Kruger, Justice Joshua P. Groban, Justice Kelli M. Evans, Justice Goodwin H. Liu, Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero, and Justice Carol A. Corrigan (Decemb

Ryan O'Callaghan Before stepping into the public spotlight as an advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, Ryan O'Callaghan built an impressive football career as an elite tackle. Playing collegiate football for the California Golden Bears from 2001 to 2005, O'Calla

The following chronology documents college football players who were publicly out as gay or bisexual while playing, based primarily on reporting by Outsports (https://www.outsports.com/). The date listed is the date of the player's public disclosure or th

By Joanie Juster- I am alternately bemused, disgusted, and infuriated by the unbridled hypocrisy of those who claim to be "patriots," yet are doing everything in their power to prevent millions of Americans from exercising their most fundamental American

By Zoe Dunning- "Patel Suggests F.B.I. Agents May Be Sent to the Polls" (September 15, 2026) "Trump's Effort to Assert Control Over Elections Continues, Despite Court Loss" (September 14, 2026) "Denver Sues to Block Armed ICE Agents at Voting Sites" (Sept

By Brandon Miller- I've spent a lot of years sitting across the table from people right as their relationship is ending. No two situations ever look the same. But here's something I've learned that holds true across all of them: a lot is going to feel out

By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA- Most planning mistakes are silent. They do not knock, and they do not send a letter. A document sits in a drawer looking finished. Meanwhile, a beneficiary form quietly contradicts it, or a trust stays unfunded. The cost shows up

By Aaron Boot-Haury- On September 8, 2026, our members gathered at the San Francisco LGBT Center, and online from across the region, for our 2026 Annual Membership Meeting. We called it "All Together Now," and by the end of the evening that phrase felt le