Archive – Page 237 of 1063 – Gay City News

Edie Windsor Way in Philly

Edie Windsor Healthcare Center Opens on Long Island

By Angela LaGreca

Education Secretary nominee Miguel Cardona testifies before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee during his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill Washington

US Education Department to Interpret Title IX to Cover LGBTQ Students

By Arthur S. Leonard

Ritchie Raises $335k in Second House Filing

Business

House Republicans Block LGBTQ Small Business Loan Data Collection Bill

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

E3Kpa8CWEAotHi7

Politics

LGBTQ Candidates Get Out the Vote Ahead of Primary Day

By Matt Tracy

An attendee listens to speakers voice their support for gay pride and black lives matter movements in New York City, New York

Events

Pride Events in NYC: 10 Things to Do June 17-23

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

People participate in a Black Trans Lives Matter rally

Advocacy

Report Shows How Anti-LGBTQ Bias Impacts Queer People of Color in the US

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

E372Ba0UcAEN63a

Pride

Rainbow Flag Goes Up at Queens Borough Hall

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

Trans Youth Brooklyn Liberation Rally and March with Queen Jean and Joel Rivera

Activism

Brooklyn Liberation March Brings Attention to Trans Youth

By Matt Tracy

PLS12023

Community Marks Five Years Since Pulse

By Donna Aceto

FILE PHOTO: TikTok head office in United States

Union Condemns Anti-LGBTQ TikTok Videos Aimed at Upstate Teachers

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

julia_gotham

Comedy

Comic Julia Scotti Is the Star of a New Documentary

By Christopher Byrne

Brooklyn Pride's 2021 street festival.

Pride

Street Festival Brings Out the Crowd for Brooklyn Pride

By Matt Tracy

Elisa Cre

Advocacy

Elisa Crespo Named Executive Director of the New Pride Agenda

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

1200x630_wv-clients

Health

Federal Court Refuses to Reject Challenge to West Virginia’s Ban on Surgery Coverage

By Arthur S. Leonard

The sun sets on the Federal Corrections Complex where tomorrow John Walker Lindh will be released after the conclusion of his prison sentence in Terre Haute

Health

Federal Appeals Court Rejects Privacy Claim by HIV-Positive Inmate

By Arthur S. Leonard

A guest strolls through the parking lot outside the Pulse Nightclub on the one year anniversary of the shooting, in Orlando, Florida

National

Congress Votes to Designate Pulse as a National Memorial

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

More from Around NYC

bk-118th-american-independence-day-parade02,BC,PRINT_WEB

NYC’s oldest Independence Day Parade returns to Brooklyn for 119th year

Screenshot 2026-06-26 at 5.50.05 PM

Bronx fireworks extravaganza celebrates new Orchard Beach pavilion

Chantal Gesse, a Haitian-born immersive artist inspired by her Caribbean upbringing, creates one-of-a-kind pieces from her Harlem enclave. She showcased her popular hair-braiding series at a recent heritage exhibition at Queens Museum, Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Inspired by her Haitian roots, Chantal Gesse creates immersive works of art from her Harlem enclave

The city Department of Transportation will begin construction on a redesign of the Avenue B Open Street on Monday, June 29, 2026.

FIRST ON amNY: DOT begins construction on pedestrian, cyclist improvements on Avenue B