As COVID-19 rages at San Quentin, a prison rabbi and activist offer comfort and support
As COVID-19 rages at San Quentin, a prison rabbi and activist offer comfort and support
‘I’ll struggle with my father for the rest of my life:’ Neshama Carlebach wrestles with the legacy of her father Shlomo and ‘cancel culture’
Neshama Carlebach wrestles with the legacy of her father Shlomo Carlebach, sexual abuse and ‘cancel culture’
‘We are all a bunch of weirdos’ Q-&-A with Doug Gertner, the grateful Jewish Deadhead
‘We are all a bunch of weirdos’ Q-&-A with Doug Gertner, the grateful Jewish Deadhead
In “Falastin: A Cookbook,” Sami Tamimi cooks with tradition, love and politics
In “Falastin,” Sami Tamimi cooks with tradition, love and politics
Now playing on Zoom: ‘Jewish Geography’
A new game takes Jewish geography to zoom
A Jewish food festival draws big names online
The Great Big Jewish Food Fest will take place over 10 days from May 19 to 28
In ‘Circus of Books,’ a nice Jewish couple finds success in gay porn
The new Netflix doc, “Circus of Books,” examines how a nice Jewish couple, Karen and Barry Mason, found success in gay porn
During quarantine, a Sacramento deli switches pastrami for homeless meals
During quarantine, Solomon’s Deli in Sacramento switches out pastrami to serve homeless meals
Alby Kass, 89, Klezmer Musician Who Built Northern California Jewish Community
A native Yiddish speaker from the Bronx, Kass was one of the founders of the Russian River Jewish Community.The post [Alby Kass, 89, klezmer musi…
Letter from Berkeley: A Bagel That Tastes Like Home is Worth Waiting For
There were more than 50 people waiting outside in the cold before the much-anticipated opening of Boichik Bagels on Friday. They had started lining up by 6:30 a.m., though the doors didn’t actually open until 7:50 a.m. Before the brand-new store sold out of its planned 2,000 bagels by 1 p.m., some customers had waited more than two hours.