Few people look forward to being asked for money. But Super Sunday, the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles\’ largest single day of fund raising each the year, is the exception.
Steve Spill\’s father was one of the first managers of the Magic Castle. Not surprisingly, growing up around the Castle cast its spell on Spill, who went on to forge a 20-year career as a professional magician.
I don\’t know about you, but I am often drawn to men and women who are boldly stamped by commitment. What I like is that they pursue an idea no matter where it takes them, simply because of their belief or passion.
For Federation executives and board members, 6505 Wilshire is more than just another building. It is a monument to years of memories; an edifice awash in nostalgic value.
Was the United Jewish Fund 1998 campaign up, down or flat? It depends on how you interpret the numbers.
The rampant factionalism and firecracker unpredictability that marks Israeli politics these days came visiting Los Angeles last weekend
In a precedent-setting decision, a Los Angeles judge ruled on Monday that European companies can be sued in California courts for nonpayment of life insurance policies stemming from the Holocaust era.
David Wilstein is among the breed of men who built and shaped the postwar Jewish community in Los Angeles.
Campus organizations often go overlooked or get taken for granted by students and alumni alike. Hillel at Pierce and Valley Colleges has those problems — and then some.
Is Mike Davis right about Los Angeles? And if so, what does it mean for our increasingly conservative Jewish community?
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