Defying the governor but heeding the President, a Los Angeles synagogue opens its doors
Defying the governor but heeding the President, a Los Angeles synagogue opens its doors
Los Angeles Orthodox leaders pump brakes on synagogue reopening
Dr. Fauci weighs in as L.A. Orthodox leaders pump brakes on synagogue reopening
As L.A.-based Coffee Bean drops kosher status, Orthodox customers fight back
Los Angeles-based coffee chain Coffee Bean announces it will drop kosher certification
How LA’s Orthodox Jews averted the worst of the pandemic
Why LA’s Orthodox community hasn’t been hit as hard by the coronavirus as communities in New York and Israel
Layoffs force JCC leaders to ponder post-pandemic future and leave employees in the lurch
Hundreds of employees at JCCs across the United States have been let go as the institutions, have had to close their doors due to the coronavirus.
Ahead of Super Tuesday, Southern California’s oldest temple is politically diverse, yet spiritually united
“We’ll lose our identity, and our sense of worth, and the good things that we do as a community, if we do not stick together.”