In 11 years, Adam Pollack went from an 18Doors participant to executive director tasked with helping the financially shaky ...

This recipe combines a Jewish version of tagine, the North African slow-cooked stew, with the Ashkenazi standby tzimmes.

An annual exhibit of Day of the Dead altars at San Jose State includes one for victims of the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas massacre.

God’s mission for Abram in Lech Lecha is a blessing for Abram, his progeny and all humanity, writes Rabbi Niles Elliot ...

The Head & the Load” tackles the largely unknown story of millions of Africans who served and died for the empires fighting ...

A new book offers insights into the history, meaning and staying power of a cookbook that emerged in Milwaukee over 120 years ago.

This summer, nine men at San Quentin participated in a group b’nai mitzvah after a year of study, even though they aren’t technically Jewish.

The veteran war correspondent earned acclaim for challenging the powerful, but her Mideast reporting drew sharp criticism from some Jewish and pro-Israel viewers.

A grant program designed to increase cooperation between California and Israeli scientists has expanded to UC Berkeley.

A breast cancer diagnosis transformed Karen Galatz’s summer. She compares the radically different emotions that followed to ...

Participants at a bootcamp for building anti-Zionist and non-Zionist Jewish institutions discuss triumphs and roadblocks.

Today it might be puffers, Ugg boots, or a nice cashmere sweater. But what about a century ago? Well, look no further than ...