Hillcrest Pride Flag

Friends seeking assistance in locating missing Hillcrest man Bradley Runyans. Read more on sdlgbtn.com.

HBA’s steam cleaning crews brightened up the rainbow crosswalk recently. Did you know that the HBA raised the money for the crosswalk and pride flag and maintains both for the community at no cost?!

San Diego Pride names Options For All as Volunteer Community Partner of the Year. Read more on sdlgbtn.com.

San Diego Pride names Options For All as Volunteer Community Partner of the Year.

Our beautiful flag returns to full staff today.

Progress Pride flag returns at half staff today to continue to honor RBG.

In Loving memory of Christopher D. Sheehan. Christopher was a beloved member of San Diego's LGBT community, and longtime employee of Hale Media Inc. Read more on sdlgbtn.com.

We all love Hillcrest! Make a donation to light up Mural Alley, a creative urban project on the west end of town!

"Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you."

Bisexual pride flag to fly on Hillcrest Pride Flag pole to honor #BiPride Week 2020. Read more on sdlgbtn.com.

Bisexual Pride week is celebrated this week.

Remembering those we’ve lost.

The West End Update! Hillcrest property owners, business owners, Chris Ward, and New City America are meeting to negotiate new district to benefit Hillcrest. Over the last few weeks, Hillcrest business owners and community leaders have expressed concerns and fears about the creation of a new district in parts of Hillcrest and on El Cajon Blvd. called The West End. The Hillcrest Business Association (HBA) recently sounded the alarm concerning a variety of issues. At the reques...t of the HBA, Councilmember Chris Ward brought the parties to the table to discuss the issues. In an ongoing series of meetings, the parties have begun the process of negotiation. All parties agree that clean and safe services are needed in east Hillcrest. Issues such as clarity of the boundaries of Hillcrest, transparency of the process, programming at the (future) Normal Street Promenade, neighborhood "branding", and accurate representation of neighborhood property owners is still to be worked out, however, negotiations are promising. If an agreement can be hashed out property owners will vote on the new district in 2021.