By Toni Robin Last year, San Diego lost a dedicated businessman, family man, arts lover and philanthropist, Matthew C. Strauss. Together with his ...

By Tamar Rothenberg, MS, RDN, author, Cancer Diet for the Newly-Diagnosed Move aside, brisket, and let’s make room for a light and refreshing ...

By Raphael Poch, JNS.org As artificial intelligence reshapes global communications, Israeli and Jewish tech innovators and organizations are developing new AI-powered tools to ...

by Jan Lee, JNS.org I always look forward to Passover, and I know I’m not alone. According to conclusions from a 2013 Pew survey, ...

by Judith Segaloff, JNS.org For many, Passover planning begins the day they sift through bags of Purim goodies. Then faced with the inevitable panic, ...

When the Seacrest community decided to renovate 40 of their assisted living apartments, they wanted to make it as easy as possible for ...

Amy and Jordan Moss’s path to becoming top Realtors in San Diego is a testament to their hard work, passion, and commitment to ...

By Miriam Gershenson Along with holding a garage sale to get rid of her chametz over Pesach, Stephanie promised her family (particularly her ...

By Rabbi-Cantor Cheri Weiss This may be a particularly challenging Passover for Jews around the world to celebrate. On this holiday – the ...

The San Diego-based organization providing essential resources to the Jewish community Who holds the hands of the 10,000 Jews living below the poverty ...