JFS’s Jewish Employment Network experiences an influx of seniors

Rabbi Martin Lawson retires after 36 years leading his congregation at Del Cerro’s Temple Emanu-El

The world premiere of “Nobody Loves You” opens at the Old Globe

Seeking a conversion in time for Shavuot

Salute to 5 Jewish moms for Mother’s Day 2012

Sendak, son of immigrant Polish Jews, most famous for his book “Where the Wild Things Are”

Vanuatu Through a Jewish Lens

Part three of three on our exploration of the Vanuatu culture and its ties to Judaism

The atmosphere on UC campuses between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian students is growing increasingly tense

Vanuatu Through a Jewish Lens

Part two of three on our exploration of the Vanuatu culture and its ties to Judaism

American Friends of Magen David Adom supports Israel’s first responders, and many American Jews support AFMDA through planned giving

How to answer the inevitable questions you’ll hear after the Seder’s over

San Diegan Mark James grew up knowing little about his parents’ lives during World War II, and even less about his older brother who died a few weeks before its end

A local landmark in deli cuisine

David Geffen, the optometrist at Gordon and Weiss Vision Institute, is an institution of his own among the eye care community

AleSmith Brewing Company is a labor of love (and beer) for local brewer Peter Zien

Federation celebrates 75 years of strengthening Jewish San Diego and the world

Humane Society President Dr. Mark Goldstein performs daily mitzvot for animals and their people

Sam “the cooking guy” Zien cooks easy, great food with a dash of Jewish humor mixed in

Patti Stanger of “Millionaire Matchmaker” fame gives San Diegans her own brand of good new-fashioned Jewish matchmaking advice