"Look," she told the Chronicle in 2008, "I couldn't sit in George Moscone's chair for seven years, and some of it, I think, is that I became mayor as a product of assassination. I had run, and I had ...

The 1978 assassination of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk forever changed San Francisco. Milk, the self-proclaimed “Mayor of Castro Street,” was the first openly gay person elected to ...

The son of George Moscone and LGBT activist Cleve Jones, among others, marked the 40th anniversary of the assassinations at San Francisco City Hall.