By SABRINA TAVERNISE – New York Times – August 25, 2011 REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. — So much for San Francisco. The list of top cities for same-sex couples as a portion of the population does not include that traditional gay mecca, according to new census data. In fact, the city, which ranked third in 1990 and 11th in 2000, plummeted to No. 28 in 2010. And West Hollywood, once No. 1, has dropped out of the top five. The Census Bureau data,...

Sunday, August 14, 2011    Last updated: Sunday August 14, 2011, 5:24 PM BY HARVY LIPMAN AND DAVE SHEINGOLD STAFF WRITERS The Record By the 2000s, though, they had noticed a dramatic rise in the number of gay couples living in the suburbs, a trend confirmed by new census numbers released last week. According to those figures, culled from the 2010 census, the number of households in North Jersey headed by same-sex partners grew by 30 percent in...

 Daily News By Matt Borden Thursday, July 28th 2011 You might think it strange that, as a straight man, I shed tears of joy when I learned that same-sex marriage was coming to New York. Even I was taken aback by my own reaction, because for me and my wife, life won’t be much different. However, as one of the millions of people who were raised, or partially raised, by a gay couple, I felt indescribable relief knowing that the stigmatization...