Still trying to cope with charges of child abuse going back to the 1930s, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles was rocked by a new scandal when the federal Department of Justice announced it was charging a nun with embezzlement.

The Department of Justice announced on June 8 that it will "vigorously" defend a religious exemption from federal civil rights law that allows federally funded religious schools to discriminate against LGBTQ students.

Today, it has merely been one week since Dr. Anthony Fauci's personal emails from last spring – during the height of the pandemic – were released under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

National Highlights from the week of 6/11/21 compiled by Daniel Lindsley SGN Contributing Writer

The first out Lesbian legislator and first queer and female speaker delivers for the people of Washington during a remote session

It will come as a surprise to no one who has been paying attention that this school year has been a tough one for LGBTQ+ and allied faculty, staff, students, and alumni at Seattle Pacific University.

Ceramics instructor and potter Phi Le remodels Seattle's pottery scene through unique creations and community-centered projects. They give every piece their all, and shape spaces to welcome all people who want to learn pottery.

Over the last 15 months, a compulsory change of pace rocked Seattle's creative community. Artists sustained major financial blows and created or practiced in isolation. The abrupt change brought inspiration to some creators while causing hardships for mo

Just blocks from the troll under the Fremont Bridge sits one of the area's most precious secrets:Ophelia's Books. Upon entering, one is instantly welcomed by the comforting smell of the old books that line the walls, stacked from floor to ceiling. In clas

In New York City's Washington Heights neighborhood, bodega owner Usnavi de la Vega (Anthony Ramos) dreams of starting a new life in the Dominican Republic.