Dozens of businesses in the Reading area are opening their doors to the LGBT community.

A federal appeals court Thursday upheld New Jersey's law that prevents mental-health professionals from administering conversion therapy to minors, or the practice of attempting to change one's sexual orientation.

The Rev. Kim Wildszewski was raised listening to sermons from the pulpit in a Unitarian Universalist church — and next weekend will take to the pulpit to deliver her own first sermon as settled minister at Unitarian Universalist Church of Washington Crossing.

The National LGBT Bar Association, the largest organization of LGBT and allied legal professionals in the country, has announced that Romulo L. Diaz Jr., vice president and general counsel of PECO, will receive the organization’s Out & Proud award, which recognizes legal professionals who advance LGBT equality by creating more secure and welcoming workplaces.

Rutgers Law-Camden next month will honor two local LGBT advocates.

Keystone Alliance/GayLife Newsletter will celebrate its 15th anniversary in style.

After a public dustup, a New Jersey school this week announced it would work with the family of one of its students to respect her gender identity.

A bridal store in Bloomsburg denied services to a same-sex couple last week. 

One year after New Jersey passed a law banning antigay conversion therapy, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the ban.

This week, Garden State Equality welcomes one of the first transgender executive directors to head a statewide organization.