Longtime Fresno community photographer and attorney, Howard K. Watkins, is partnering with the Fresno Regional Foundation and the Henry Madden Library at CSU Fresno to establish the Howard K. Watkins Photographic Archive Project. The Project’s goal is to make Howard’s more than 175,000 photographs publicly accessible as an online historical archive. He was present on […]
The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Prop 22, the voter approved initiative used to block same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.The court also said that California’s domestic partnership law is not a good enough substitute for marriage. Read more here and here. Watch a video explaining the decision here: CNN Video
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Marriage Equality USA's Fresno chapter is hosting a premier screening of A&E's "Wedding Wars" on December 11th. Doors open at 7pm, movie starts at 7:45pm. Free T-shirts for attendees and prizes will be raffled. Come out to help kick start our local chapter. Funds raised will support the local efforts of Marriage Equality USA. You
The recent New York and Washington state court decisions failing to strike down unconstitutional laws banning same-sex couples from marrying serve as a wake up call to our community. Though we have made tremendous strides, we are by no means at the finish line yet. Unfortunately, we can’t rely solely on the courts to wave
News from Visalia which is the Central Part of the Rainbow in California Imagine going on campus to the College of the Sequoias and being greeted by over 30 Rainbow flags leading from the courtyard to the cafeteria. You open the cafeteria doors and then see Rainbow Flags on every table. Ah, gay pride month
Gay Fresno would like to thank the following businesses who donated raffle prizes for this year’s Pride Festival. Chase Flower Shop($40 certificate won by Michele Alvarez)1405 N. Van Ness Ave / 559-233-8631Chase Flower Shop is family owned and operated. They are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that
Saturday, May 66-10pm Enjoy the evening of fun, games and the bountiful "Brokeback" Buffet. Entertainment, Door Prizes, Music, Raffle Prizes, Blackjack Tables with Prizes for the Three Top Winners, No Host Bar, Home Tour Buy Tickets Now Imagine Change We Choose to Stay & Fight Sunday, May 7th, Starts at 1pm location: Planned Parenthood, 650 N. FultonFresno,
Our screening of Brokeback Mountain at the Imax of Edwards cinema was a great success. There are about 15 of us in this photo and we had at least twice that number who came in from our site and mailings. Thanks to all who came out. We hope to see you again soon!
