“Nuremberg: Its Lesson For Today” opens June 10 at the Ken

Mediator Richard Gordon helps couples dissolve marriages through less costly and less invasive mediation, no courtroom involved

The big news from the Old Globe this summer is its annual Shakespeare Festival, which just settled in for a long summer’s run. Aficionados of alfresco entertainment will want to catch all three shows, running in rotating repertory through Sept. 25.

A study of Ruth and Naomi is inspiring to all but can be especially poignant for women in describing their relationships to one another.

Chabad of Downtown San Diego’s location makes for an unusual and ever-changing congregation

Pacifica Del Mar offers a winning combination of haute cuisine and a location perched on the edge of the Paficic

Phylllis Mintz Eisenberg threw an ice cream social for charity

The “P” Word

Is Dating Only Jews Prejudiced?

Those Things We Do

Tikvat Am Yisrael renovates bomb shelters for Israelis with nowhere to go when the alarm sounds

…one intelligent ‘ohm’ at a time

The Next Big Thing

Papaya is a sweet, healthy, versatile choice for the Shavuot table

Researchers at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University are working with their U.S. counterparts in a joint study to find a cure for diabetes

Chaim Potok’s novel, “My Name is Asher Lev,” takes to the stage at North Coast Repertory Theatre

The 18th annual Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Fest weaves life through its many performances

UCSD has been a leader in Parkinson’s research over the years, and Dr. Eliezer Masliah has led the way

JFS’s Supporting Jewish Single Parents program provides a supportive community and myriad forms of assistance to San Diegans raising kids solo

The AJE is packed and ready to move to the Lawrence Family JCC, thanks to JFS