The San Diego Jewish Book Fair returns for its 17th year

The culmination of the book fair brings authors, political figures and spirituality to the forefront as the community comes together for a day of Jewish learning

This Thanksgiving, use leftovers to make soups that would make Jewish — and Vietnamese — mothers proud

Abraham did not stop with the recognition of the ‘One God’ as the creator of the universe. He examined the beauty and wisdom of creation and recognized the tremendous chesed that was inherent in it.

The Old Globe’s funny and fast-paced production of Richard O’Brien’s “Rocky Horror Show” will complete its run on the Main Stage Nov. 6. If you miss the final performances of this musical phenomenon, don’t make the same mistake with the world premiere of the new Burt Bacharach musical, “Some Lovers.”

Chabad of La Jolla opens new Sinai Circle Jewish adult education institute, emphasizing link between God and man through Torah

Jewish summer camps dedicated to kids with emotional, mental or physical disabilities are becoming increasingly common

Hollywood’s Bad Boy Takes to the Good Book of Cooking

The Wake-Up Call

Don’t Be Embarrassed to Meet Online

Federation holds annual Men’s Event and Options gatherings

The ‘We’ Factor

Nonprofit Larger Than Life gives Israeli kids with cancer a reason to live

Muslims and Jews

Of Bookshelves and Bunkhouses

Dr. Robert “The Flossman” Levine brings a (perfect) smile to his patients’ faces

At Brainy Learning Center, a personalized educational experience helps students from pre-K to college be successful

Homeless teens find refuge and help with their futures in the celebrity musician-driven nonprofit Photocharity

Helen Lieberman created a novel means of raising up South Africans who had suffered under apartheid, giving them the means to help each other while helping themselves

At six years old, Camp Mountain Chai is still new enough to evolve its vision of its future, but old enough to have created its own identity and traditions