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

By Cailin Acosta  With the recent legislation of legalizing cannabis use in California, many friends and family have asked how this affects Judaism ...

A Month Long Celebration Takes Place in Escondido In 2019, California for the Arts successfully campaigned for the state of California to recognize ...

By Deborah Vietor San Diego Hadassah hosted a survivor of October 7 and her twin sister at a very special brunch at the ...

Sometimes a hand up is all you need, and Hebrew Free Loan of San Diego (HFLSD) offers just that! HFLSD stands as a ...

By JNF Our Jewish tradition teaches us to revere the act of planting seeds that will bear fruit for future generations. With its ...

By Sandra Scheller, San Diego Jewish World The United Nations General Assembly designated January 27—the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau—as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, ...

By Rabbi Evan Moffic Here are 10 facts I wish everyone knew about Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights. 1. Hanukkah Is Not “Jewish Christmas.” ...

By Salomon Maya Opening a restaurant today requires more than courage—it demands nerves of steel. Between an unpredictable economy, a shifting labor landscape, ...

By Deborah Vietor We are invited to follow the life journey though Jerusalem of Judah Loeb, struggling young and idealistic writer, attempting to save his ...