Set more than 30 years ago during the early days of the AIDS crisis, “The Normal Heart” still has impact. It’s only fitting that San Francisco’s Theatre Rhinoceros, self-described as the world’s ...

The co-founder of the organization that would become Trillium Health has announced he is stepping down from his leadership role.

The Bay Area Reporter first mentioned what became HIV/AIDS about a month after the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's notice on June 5, 1981. But that fall, in the paper's September ...

The nationally recognized HIV/ AIDS physician helped define Rochester’s response to the disease when the virus first emerged ...

On October 2, 1985, actor Rock Hudson, 59, became the first major U.S. celebrity to die of complications from AIDS.

In mid-1981 the U.S. Centers for Disease Control noticed a set of medical curiosities: an alert from Los Angeles that five previously healthy young men had come down with a rare, fatal lung infection; ...

Although the first report in the mainstream press about AIDS appeared in 1981, the first movies to explore the disease wouldn't come for four more years. When the feature film "Buddies" and the ...

In 1981, most Americans were oblivious to an emerging sickness that was overtaking gays. Throughout the spring and summer that year, a mystery would slowly unfold in U.S. metropolitan areas. It was ...

The photograph shows 115 members of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus with their backs turned to the camera, representing the former members of the choir who have died of HIV/AIDS, with seven ...

(WBNG) -- It’s sure to be an evening of laughs! The Southern Tier AIDS Program is set to host an upcoming fundraiser featuring Miss Richfield in 1981. “Bad Advice” with Miss Richfield 1981 is set to ...