LGBT

A jury reached a verdict in the case of Rutgers student Tyler Clementi Friday.

A drop-in center serving as many as 50 youths will likely launch on Christopher Street this summer.

More than 20 drag queens performed a 12-hour benefit for homeless LGBT youth Tuesday night.

Police want to put an NYPD outpost near Pier 45 in the West Village to help control noise and disorder.

New York took the No. 2 spot on a list of the top cities for lesbians in the country.

The two candidates vying for City Councilwoman Gale Brewer's seat have both raised more than $60,000.

The Out NYC, the city's first "gay urban resort," will open in the first quarter of 2012.

XL Nightclub, a gay nightclub that will open seven nights a week, plans to bring partying to its Hell's Kitchen location seven nights a week.

Activists are planning to take over the pedestrian cameras in Times Square to drum up support for their fight against a lack of funding for homeless youth.

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.

Researchers at NYU will study the causes of suicide risk for LGBT youth with a $2.8 million grant.

True Colors Residence is a six-story energy efficient building on West 154th Street that is New York State's first permanent supportive housing facility for LGBT youth.

Matthew Francis and Christopher Orlando admitted to attacking a man in the bathroom of the Christopher Street landmark.