American Jews
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
In Los Angeles, Jay Sanderson mourns his brother, and mobilizes Federation against COVID-19
Los Angeles Jewish Federation CEO Jay Sanderson loses his brother to Covid-LA as he organizes the community against the pandemic
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
In Boston, a Jewish agency tackles “shocking” poverty and homelessness
Tom is an MIT graduate who was homeless, living in a a tent in the woods, when the Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS), reached out to help.
LA entrepreneurs create “wedding registry” for LA hospitals in need
The Greater Los Angeles Hospitals Registry is a free, volunteer-run online resource that allows donors to help hospitals in need.
The pandemic is forcing synagogues to reinvent themselves
During the coronavirus pandemic, synagogues race to reinvent themselves
A Jewish charity donates COVID supplies to Native Americans
Indigenous Bridges donates surgical masks medical-grade plastic face to the Dine/Navajo Nation
In Miami, handicapping the election, without the deli
Miami Jews are divided oer support of Donald Trump and Joe Biden
During quarantine, a Sacramento deli switches pastrami for homeless meals
During quarantine, Solomon’s Deli in Sacramento switches out pastrami to serve homeless meals
Letter from San Luis Obispo: COVID-19 hits “One of America’s Happiest Cities”
Dr. Rick Rosen in San Luis Obispo County faces down coronavirus.