SAN FRANCISCO - Motorcycles cruised past Dolores Park in San Francisco Saturday, leading the Dyke March. The annual event has been part of Pride SF for 31 years. "We just like to start off the parade.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- One of Pride weekend's traditions made its long-awaited return Saturday evening. With the turning of the throttle, and roaring of multiple motorcycles, San Francisco's Dyke ...

Please note that riders must arrive between 8pm and 10am on June 30th. Line-up closes at 10:00 AM. Anyone arriving after 10am will not be able to ride in Parade. Online registration closes June 27th ...

Thousands of people were in San Francisco Saturday, celebrating Pride and many participated in or watched the annual San Francisco Dyke March which circled around Dolores Park and the Mission. The ...

The Dyke March was back in San Francisco and after a six-year hiatus, new organizers came together to put on the event. "The energy is great," said Morgan Campbell, who attended the event. Campbell ...

"We did also just hear the Dyke March, which is typically on Saturday, has disbanded for now," said Ngyuen Pham, the President of the SF Pride Board of Directors. The group Dykes on Bikes, a separate ...

While it was not the first Dyke March for most of the hundreds of queer women parading around the Castro Saturday evening, it was for Miranda. For that reason, she was happy to celebrate the milestone ...

M Rocket, the Interim Project Director for the SF Dyke March, explained that from 2020 through 2024, there wasn't an organized march or rally, but some people did participate in a First Amendment ...