EDGE Dallas

Low rates of new HIV infections in SF track a steady decline as far back as 2004. Now, thanks to pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis, condoms, clean syringes and sero-sorting, the City by the Bay could be the first to eliminate HIV.

Although the San Francisco AIDS Walk boasted a $2.7 million haul for local ASOs, less than half made it to service organizations. These groups now pledge to lower their 58 percent overhead on expenses.

As a true Gay Mecca, San Francisco can sometimes overwhelm visitors with its vast number of activities which appeal to the LGBT community.

The Castro’s dining scene has long been known more for its puns, think Sausage Factory or Orphan Andy’s, than for serving gourmet fare. But that has slowly changed in recent years.

Macy’s Passport Presents Glamorama 2011 comes to LA on Friday, 23 September, 2011 and to San Francisco on Friday, September 30, at 8:00 p.m. at the Orpheum Theatre. This year’s event benefits AIDS Emergency Fund, Glide Foundation and Project Open Hand.

As a true Gay Mecca, San Francisco can sometimes overwhelm visitors with its vast number of activities which appeal to the LGBT community - from entertainment to fundraisers, from small events to major galas, and from the Castro to the entire City.