gay rights

New York's first openly gay state Senator won't seek another term after 14 years in office.

A mural on Leroy Street from the group Birthright Israel touts Israel's LGBT rights record.

The Museum of the City of New York looks at social movements in "Activist New York," which opens Friday.

Christopher Orlando was sentenced Tuesday for beating a man at the Stonewall Inn in October 2010.

A man who offered to pay $20 for $4 copies of a magazine with Adam Lambert on the cover says he's getting homophobic phone calls.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's new bill would help eliminate discrimination against LGBT families who want to adopt.

Matthew Francis, 22, was sentenced to two years in prison for a violent attack on a patron at the Stonewall Inn.

Legislators are nearing an agreement about exemptions for religious organizations.

Some Village locals want more police enforcement against unruly youth gangs, while others say cops are anti-gay.

In East Village speech, mayor warns lawmakers to avoid winding up on the wrong side of history.

The borough president announced seven new appointments to Community Board 3 last week.

Recent Chelsea transplant and George W. Bush campaign manager Ken Mehlman has announced he's gay.

Demonstrators blasted Target for contributing to a group indirectly connected to an anti-gay organization.

In an interview with CNN's Larry King, Lady Gaga spoke about testing positive for lupus, Michael Jackson and gay rights.