Bay Area Reporter

San Francisco supervisors panel backs street naming for LGBTQ theater founder Decker

NEWS | Mar 16, 2026 | Matthew S. Bajko

A San Francisco supervisors committee is supportive of renaming a portion of Oak Street not far from City Hall in honor of retired New Conservatory Theatre Center founder Ed Decker.

Newly released report details the global reach of Project 2025

NEWS | Mar 16, 2026 | John McDonald

Revolutions rarely begin with a single dramatic moment.

Political Notes: Issa’s retirement opens door for electing LGBTQ SoCal House member

NEWS | Mar 16, 2026 | Matthew S. Bajko

SF sheriff tells supervisors some jail personnel reassigned after strip-search incident

NEWS | Mar 13, 2026 | John Ferrannini

Obituaries: Jeffrey Earl Auman

NEWS | Mar 13, 2026 | BAR Staff

Psychiatrists, attorney to be appointed for defendant in homophobic, antisemitic SF church vandalism

NEWS | Mar 12, 2026 | John Ferrannini

Ad Space Reservations for BAR's Historic 55th Anniversary Issue now being accepted

BUSINESS | Mar 12, 2026 | Advertising Department

Focus turns to seeing new SF development houses LGBTQ seniors

NEWS | Mar 11, 2026 | Matthew S. Bajko

Linda Rosewood’s ‘A Circle Outside’ – Sapphic Santa Cruz story satisfies

ARTS & CULTURE | Mar 16, 2026 | Natasha Dennerstein

In Linda Rosewood’s lengthy debut novel, “A Circle Outside,” set in a witchy women’s commune in Santa Cruz in the 1980s, not a lot happens, really, as most of the action is set within the community and the various machinations and politics within.

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The Golden Age of Thomas Dolby – Singer-songwriter on his music, and parenting queer kids

LIVE MUSIC | Mar 7, 2026 | Gregg Shapiro

It’s hard to believe that “The Golden Age of Wireless,” the debut album by musician Thomas Dolby was released more than 40 years ago. Regardless of its vintage, it still sounds as fresh and appealing as the day it hit record store shelves, and dolby continues to innovate and perform his music.