No refrigerators left: L.A.’s COVID-19 spike swamps Jewish mortuaries
On one recent Saturday night, mortuary director Moe Goldsman got his first call at 10 p.m., his second at 12:30 a.m., and his third at 1:45 a.m. He worked through the night and went to sleep at dawn.
A police crackdown in a Black neighborhood paved the way for a Jewish resurgence
A discriminatory gang injunction drove Blacks from my Latino and Jewish neighborhood
Zach Banner speaks out for Black and Jewish understanding
Zach Banner speaks out for Black and Jewish understanding
In California, rabbis ask why clergy aren’t in first — or second, or third — group for COVID-19 vaccination
Why don’t clergy get vaccination priority in California?
Deni diary 1/8: The man of a million questions (turns 20)
What’s strange about Deni’s loss of playing time is that in the games leading up to that dud, he didn’t seem to be playing any worse.
A mystery ‘religious leader’ and another guilty plea in Chabad of Poway scandal
Rotem Cooper received 90% of his ‘donations’ back from crooked rabbi
Meet Gabbi Stein, the first Orthodox Jewish girl to earn the rank of Eagle Scout
Meet the first Orthodox Jewish girl Eagle Scout
The Deni Diary: A star is born
It’s only been two games, preseason games at that, but Deni doesn’t just look promising. He looks good.
Frum Flush: at World Series of Poker, an Orthodox Jew makes final table
It’s been all gimmels for Gershon Distenfeld at the 2020 World Series of Poker main event.
Yavneh, the school that sued California to reopen, has now closed due to COVID-19 cases
Yavneh, the school that sued California to reopen, has now closed due to an outbreak