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 ...

By Sharon Rapoport Sharon Wilkes is a woman of many talents. She started her professional life with a successful career in the fashion ...

By Yoni Michanie, JNS.org Levi Duchman, the chief rabbi of the Jewish community in the United Arab Emirates, celebrated his own wedding on ...

Beth Israel’s Lee and Frank Goldberg Family Religious School is a warm, welcoming community that combines current best practice in education with the ...

By Eva Trieger On September 2, 1939, much of the world was clueless that the Nazis had opened their first concentration camp to ...

This month, La Jolla Playhouse is launching the world premiere of the searing new play Here There Are Blueberries, written by Tony Award ...

By Cami Fussey The enduring promise of the land of Israel is that there will always be a home for the Jewish people. ...

Hadassah San Diego is presenting a Star-Studded Luncheon on September 11, 2022. Members and friends will gather from 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. ...