Starting over: a clean slate

Congregation B’nai Tikvah has become an unarguable force of welcoming acceptance in Jewish North County

The search for a mysterious “Kol Nidre” score takes longer than expected

San Diego to welcome Peter and Paul of folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary

It’s an unusual strategy that Sony Pictures Classics has chosen, opening the sweaty, intensely riveting battlefield drama “Lebanon” during the dog days of August. Perhaps they’re planning to turn off the air conditioning in theaters, giving moviegoers that much more of a sense of being confined with raw recruits in a thundering tank. Samuel Maoz’s [...]

Doing the prep for Yom Kippur’s finale

To be (in shul) or not to be

Why do we pay to pray?

Jewish culinary traditions date back to the Middle Ages, and many come alive for Rosh Hashanah

Israel, the Palestinians and the threat from Iran

Celebrate Rosh Hashanah with these sweet, honey-infused dessertss

There’s no TIRE in retirement for arts educators Beeb and Deborah Salzer

Financial advisor Jared Elad knows how to prepare for the unknown

Dr. Sidney Spector gives patients healthy mouths using the latest scientific techniques

Beyond the comfort zone

Finding Jews in rural America

Heaven’s crystal ball

Yair’s visit to La Jolla

Return home

In spite of trouble

Your Guide to San Diego’s High Holy Days

Chabad Lubavitch’s Roving Rabbis program brings faith to doorsteps around the world

Morris Casuto retires from ADL after 37 years

The USC Shoah Foundation Institute preserves and educationally disseminates nearly 52,000 video-recorded Holocaust eyewitness testimonies