California
UC Davis student government president vetoes boycott Israel resolution
It was the third time the student senate there had passed such a measure in the past several years, but the others were overturned.
Rumor that a L.A. Chabad is fueling Antifa gets spread by White House
A Los Angeles synagogue found itself having to deny misinformation about the George Floyd protests after a rumor spread by the White House.
‘Dialogue is needed:’ An L.A. city council member speaks out after the protests
‘Dialogue is needed:’ L.A. City council Paul Koretz speaks out after the protests
After a night of looting, L.A. store owners ask, ‘Where is the justice for all the business owners they robbed?’
Jewish store owners recount a night of looting and protests in Los Angeles.
In Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, protests leave behind destruction
At 6 a.m. on Sunday morning, building security alarms were still ringing at retail establishments in the affluent Los Angeles neighborhood around the Beverly Center, where the night before, what began as a peaceful protest for racial justice took a darker turn into destruction, looting and vandalism.
Violent protests in Los Angeles tear through Jewish neighborhood
Violent protests in Los Angeles tear through Jewish neighborhood
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
After devastating fires, Wilshire Blvd. Temple camps now face pandemic
Wilshire Blvd. Temple camps struggle to decide whether to open during the pandemic.