On World Aids Day Sunday, there was a commemoration at the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The event honored the lives lost to the disease, and celebrated the progress made.

In San Francisco, people came together on Sunday for the World AIDS Day observance near the National AIDS Memorial Grove.

Beginning Sunday, Dec. 1, officially recognized as World AIDS Day, celebrations are being held as part of a global movement to recognize the more than 35 million people who have died from

LGBTQ, health care, and AIDS activists will be commemorating the 36th annual World AIDS Day Sunday, December 1, with events throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Yesterday, World AIDS Day, Bay Area church services acknowledged lives lost in the HIV/AIDS pandemic and elected officials issued statements marking the day.

I had planned to write a simple column about World AIDS Day, and let you know about the local activities planned for its annual commemoration. Then the election happened, and like everything else in our lives,

The candle light ceremony was at Golden Gate Park for World AIDS Day. President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to shake things up in Washington in his second term. Here are the two main changes he wants to make to Social Security.