A survey finds that many unaffiliated Jews who used psychedelics felt a pull toward Jewish identity, spirituality and ...

To mark an anniversary of horror and death, Jews gathered together across the Bay Area on Oct. 7 for the third year in a row.

The Jewish Film Institute is co-presenting "NAZA" with the Mill Valley Film Festival. The Israeli American Council plans a ...

Stanford’s Josh Landy hosts a new series examining Maimonides and other Jewish intellectuals through a universal lens.

At an Oct. 7 commemoration at San Francisco's Russian Speaking Jewish Community Center, Nova festival survivor Rom El-Hai ...

As leaders of the eight Jewish Democratic Clubs of the Bay Area, we understand that many Jewish Democrats are at a political ...

New Yorker cover illustrator Mark Ulriksen designed a mural of the Seven Species at the new East Bay JCC, set to open in March.

Samin Nosrat was one of the highest profile chefs to sign a BDS pledge in 2023. Since then, she has discovered her family’s Jewish roots.

So much happens in our vibrant community. We’re here to highlight upcoming events from every corner of the Bay Area.

California is home to America’s only kosher commercial grower of etrogs. But after a couple of bad years, the future of the family-owned farm is unclear.

On a beach in Incheon, two people recently became (probably) the first to ever convert to Judaism in South Korea.

Three films with Jewish subject matter are among the 25 films screening at the 13th annual Legacy Film Festival on Aging.