March 10 2014 11:36 AM ET
New York City Issues Trans-Inclusive Student Policy
The nation's largest school district adopted new guidelines as a means to protect transgender students.
March 08 2014 7:00 AM ET
NYC Boylesque Fest Teases Return
More than 40 exhibitionists will show their skills at the annual all-male burlesque festival.
March 07 2014 2:45 PM ET
WATCH: Gay Couple Attacked in NYC on 10th Anniversary
As many as 50 people reportedly stood by as a suspect punched J.P. Masterson in the face while yelling antigay slurs at the man, who was out with his partner celebrating the couple's 10th anniversary.
March 05 2014 8:35 PM ET
Justin Vivian Bond Takes On Tennessee Williams
The queer icon drifts back to the stage with a new show inspired by The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone.
January 30 2014 8:51 PM ET
Suspect Arrested in NYC Attack on Gay Journalist
Police thought the attack may have been bias-motivated, but now say it was 'a tragic street altercation.'
January 28 2014 9:26 PM ET
NYPD Releases Sketch of Suspect in Gay Journalist's Beating
The police also have info on the car in which the suspect fled after the January 17 attack on Randy Gener in midtown Manhattan.
January 26 2014 2:30 PM ET
Attack on NYC Gay Journalist May Have Been Hate Crime, Police Say
Randy Gener suffered severe head trauma when he was assaulted while walking home from a party in Manhattan January 17.
January 16 2014 2:23 PM ET
Transgender Woman Assaulted in Possible Hate Crime
The NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force has been assigned to the case involving the assault on a transgender woman in an Astoria diner.
January 06 2014 2:51 PM ET
Newlywed Gay Playwright Killed in Midtown NYC Fire
Daniel McClung, 27, died while trying to escape his New York City high-rise apartment building when it caught fire Sunday.
November 19 2013 6:00 AM ET
Why New York City Is Arguing Over How to Define 'Family'
Activists say a new amendment would restrict inheritance rights and unfairly targets the LGBT population.
October 24 2013 6:42 PM ET
Will the Stonewall Plaque Erase Trans People's Role in Riots?
Trans activists say the use of the term 'gay' as an umbrella term erases the historic importance of trans and gender-nonconforming people in the riots that launched the modern LGBT equality movement.
September 18 2013 6:00 AM ET
Bruised and Broke in Bloomberg's New York
Choire Sicha's first book documents the lives, loves, and looming debt of New York's new-media power brokers as the gay 20-somethings try to navigate Mayor Michael Bloomberg's millionaire island.
