Travel has the power to shape identity, deepen understanding, and create connections that last a lifetime. Through programs like Israel Unfiltered, the Global ...

In Support of San Diego’s own Holocaust Museum By Sandra Scheller My name is Sandra Scheller. I’m the daughter of Holocaust survivors, and ...

Fueling Breakthroughs with the Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) Discover an organization dedicated to advancing cures for type 1 diabetes (T1D) by connecting early-career ...

By Franklin Felber Toastmasters International has arrived at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center in La Jolla. And you don’t have to be ...

The national team is on an upward trajectory, having recently won promotion from UEFA’s League C to League B By David Wiseman, JNS.org ...

By Eva Trieger San Diego-Was your first brush with Greek mythology  D’Aulaires ubiquitous book featuring  entrancing and grotesque creatures such as the hydra, ...

By Salomon Maya Some jobs are universally accepted as difficult—brain surgery, rocket science, anything requiring razor-sharp precision under crushing pressure. I respect those ...

By Zalmy Feldman A Jewish baby, rescued at just three days old at the start of the Russian war in Ukraine and brought ...

By Debra Dock Trestman At a recent evening gathering in Rancho Bernardo, the Howard and Lori Kaye Memorial Lecture Series welcomed an extraordinary ...

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