As San Francisco prepares for Pride Week, an enduring symbol of that celebration appeared Saturday morning on the hills above ...

Over 800 volunteers gathered atop Twin Peaks Saturday morning to install the 30th annual Pink Triangle, one of San ...

The Pink Triangle, a reclaimed symbol of LGBTQ resistance and remembrance, now stretches across Twin Peaks for its 30th year ...

The display spans nearly an acre of the hillside – visible to drivers navigating San Francisco’s freeways and bridges, as ...

In the middle of the TV is an upside-down pink triangle crossed out by a red "no" symbol. The pink triangle was used as a badge to identify gay men in concentration camps, and many received ...

Trump posted a link to an article, which displayed a preview of the featured illustration of an upside-down pink triangle with a red slash through it. It was not clear whether he read the article ...

With Pride Month officially kicking off on Sunday, the 30th Anniversary Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set ...

For over 40 years, the Pride flag has represented the LGBTQ+ community. Here is the history of how the flag came to be.

Installation of the 29th Pink Triangle was completed Saturday with a dedication ceremony. Activists say with LGBTQ rights under attack across the country, the triangle is taking on renewed meaning.

“A pink triangle went up, rather than a rainbow flag – there are plenty of those in the Castro,” Carney said, “People thought it was just another abstract, colorful symbol for the gay communit ...