JFS’s Foodmobile program has been delivering fresh, hot kosher meals to local seniors and disabled adults for four decades

Sandwiches may be a traditional and easy summer food, but they benefit from planning and a little updating

Having already lost family to the Nazis, U.S. soldier Sandy Lebman had a unique perspective when he helped liberate Dachau

A visit to the tombs of Israel’s ancient rabbis brings about a richer appreciation of Judaism

Irena Sendler’s lifesaving efforts during the Holocaust are remembered this Yom HaShoah

Spring — and Israel — are in the Air

“A Jew Grows in Brooklyn” Visits the Desert

There’s nothing better in the morning than a breakfast that includes warm bagels and a fresh cup of coffee. For many San Diegans, and people all over the country, bagels and coffee conjures up images of Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery. If Bruegger’s offered nothing more than bagels and coffee, the bakery would be an asset to [...]

Aficionados of alfresco entertainment will welcome the arrival of the Globe’s Shakespeare Festival, which takes up residency on the outdoor stage May 29. The three-show season will run in rotating repertory through Sept. 25.

Temple Emanu-El holds its b’nai mitzvah students to unusually high standards

Independence Day View

Parshah Behar: “The Mount”

Memories of Passovers Past

The Wolf at the Door

It’s All in the Perspective

AltaGolden’s concierge service gives seniors peace of mind so they can enjoy the best years of their lives

JFS’s Craig Lambert and Seacrest Village’s Pam Ferris have worked together for decades as crusaders for San Diego’s Jewish seniors

Local groups who supported Israel independently in the past unite for more effective advocacy

Local filmmakers Isaac and Jude Artenstein focus on “Frontier Jews”

Ben-Gurion University aims to make Israel’s Negev Desert bloom