By Sharon Rapoport In 1983, Marion Coakley was convicted for the robbery and rape of a woman in New York. He was identified ...

By Judith Segaloff, JNS.org Hand-in-hand, an older couple shuffles into Yad LaKashish’s Jerusalem stone compound across the street from the capital’s city hall. ...

By Dr. Elana Heideman As a child in Louisville, Kentucky, Tu B’Shevat was celebrated in the typical ways. Crafts, snacks, and some environmental ...

JScreen, a national non-profit public health initiative dedicated to preventing genetic diseases, announces the fourth annual Jewish Genetic Screening Awareness Week (JGSAW), which ...

San Diego Jewish Academy welcomed a ten person delegation from Sha’ar HaNegev — San Diego’s sister region in Southern Israel–to the school in ...

By Franklin Felber What special lessons can we learn about the war in Ukraine from the teachings of Torah luminaries? That is the ...

By Jacob Kamaras, JNS.org On Oct. 27, the fourth anniversary of the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in ...

By Bea Carter At first glance, Mitchell Kerbel seems like your typical 23-year-old. The American student lives in San Diego, attends community college ...

By Barbara Birenbaum Leora Lazarus, best selling author, educator, storyteller, is one of the most admirable people I know. Her warmth, generosity, kindness, ...

By Jacob Kamaras Amid a return to relative normalcy following two-and-a-half years of the COVID-19 pandemic, Congregation Adat Yeshurun of La Jolla is ...