By Jacob Kamaras Emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic with renewed energy, Congregation Adat Yeshurun of La Jolla this month will host “Breath of ...

By Donald H. Harrison Jewish San Diegans have been involved in providing humanitarian services to Ukrainian refugees almost every step of their frightened ...

By Lynne Feldman On Mount Herzl in Israel, a monument which looks a bit like a broken home commemorates 167 Holocaust survivors who ...

By JNS staff In the United States alone, more than 240,000 children are receiving age-appropriate books related to Passover, courtesy of PJ Library. ...

Jewish Family Service’s annual Heart & Soul Gala returns to the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine on Saturday, April 30. This benefit ...

By Sharon Rapoport Eight years ago, Linda Waisbord dolled herself up -as only she can do- and walked into the Fashion Valley Nordstrom. ...

By Sarah Ogince, JNS.org Megillat Esther, or the Scroll of Esther, read on the upcoming holiday of Purim, describes the Jewish people’s escape ...

By Deborah Vietor Harold Pinter, influential British post-World War II dramatist and Nobel Laureate was a Jewish playwright, screenwriter, actor, poet, and theatre ...

By Maayan Hoffman, JNS.org Planting trees is a national pastime in Israel. The country prides itself as being one of the only nations ...

By Deborah Vietor Judith Gottesman’s father, Rabbi Aaron Gottesman served as her inspiration. He performed many weddings she attended, providing much pre-marital and ...