Historic Brit Milah to take place at new medical center in Menorah compound: ‘Not a day in the clinic goes by without saving lives.’

Hourly employees wanted paid time off, felt unsafe

We’ve got a lot of great restaurants in town representing a variety of cuisines but we’re missing a classic Jewish delicatessen. That’s going to change, at least for one day, when Chabad of Bakersfield holds its Pop-Up Jewish Deli.

Rabbi Laibl Wolf is scheduled to speak at Chabad Intown’s Intown Jewish Academy on Thursday, Oct. 26.

Thousands of South Floridians are expected to attend multiple events at congregations and schools this week to celebrate the Shabbat Project as part of a global movement to celebrate the traditional Shabbat on Oct. 27-28.

A delegation of Israeli Arabs who are fighting the delegitimization of the Jewish state on college campuses remain committed to sharing their message in the United States, despite facing threats back home and unexpected obstacles from allies abroad.

One Purim, I stood on a street corner and asked passersby if they were Jewish and wanted to hear the Megillah. I met a boy who told me that his mother is Jewish but that he was raised Catholic

In an effort to contribute to the healing process after the North Bay wildfires, Sonoma County Chabad Jewish Center and Chabad of Napa Valley are organizing Shabbat dinners this Friday, Oct. 20. All are invited, and there is no charge for either event.

After Hurricane Irma flooded houses, tore off roofs and knocked out electricity in early September, the Florida Keys officially reopened for tourism on Oct. 1.

The campaign for a new, larger home for Stanford’s Chabad House got a boost late this past summer when alum Tad Taube ’53 M.S. ’57 donated $1.3 million to the Jewish religious center, which serves Stanford community members.

The campaign for a new, larger home for Stanford’s Chabad House got a boost late this past summer when alum Tad Taube ’53 M.S. ’57 donated $1.3 million to the Jewish religious center, which serves Stanford community members.

Beth Menachem Chabad will offer a new six-session course from the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, titled “Great Debates in Jewish History,” beginning at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 31.