From Morocco to the San Fernando Valley: Journey of Em Habanim
July 13, 2021
You can’t walk through the grounds without noticing the artistic reminders of centuries of Moroccan Jewish history.
Ari L. Noonan
Rabbi Adam Kligfeld Balances Pre- and Post-Pandemic Community Life
July 1, 2021
As religious leader of one of the larger synagogues in Los Angeles, Rabbi Adam Kligfeld of Temple Beth Am, confronted myriad conflicts at the onset of the pandemic.
New Wiesenthal Book Brings Nazi-Hunter Back to Life
June 24, 2021
“Wiesenthal” is based on the one-man play Dugan has been performing around the world since 2009 at the Torrance Cultural Center.
Shalhevet Season Ends
June 22, 2021
The Firehawks’ 22-4 record was the best in the history of the school that opened 29 years ago.
Welcoming The Jewish Family Library of Los Angeles
June 21, 2021
Two months ago, just before Passover, Rabbi Levin launched his brainchild, The Jewish Family Library of Los Angeles, a community first, bursting with more than 2,000 volumes and new books on the way each month.
Shalhevet Beats Glendora, 67—65, to Reach CIF SoCal 3A Regional Finals
June 18, 2021
Shalhevet’s coach, Ryan Coleman, said his players have rallied too many times to think they were out of it.
Rabbi Weinberg Reflects on Pre- and Post-Pandemic Experiences
June 17, 2021
After more than a year of Zoom, enough already. It’s time to be together again.
The Future of Jeff’s Gourmet
June 10, 2021
The menu may be limited for now, but the quality of the food and the spirit behind it is never in short supply.
The Ingenuity of Pizza World
June 4, 2021
Remote deliveries opened the door to a series of creative community-based projects.
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