After an unprecedented and successful transition to distance learning last March, the Hebrew Academy swiftly transformed and re-imagined itself again to re-open its doors in September.

Beach Hillel is lucky to have a dedicated group of lay leaders who understand the important work we are doing for our Jewish students in the Long Beach area

At least once every generation, there comes a great disruption of the status quo. Whether it’s a global conflict, a humanitarian crisis, or civil unrest, we are reminded of our history...

The philosophy of Yoda resonates with the teachings of the Talmud and the importance of hope.

If you make Judaism your primary identity, your activism will be more focused and your civil engagement will be more meaningful.

This is the first Annual Report for the newly merged Jewish Federation and Jewish Community Foundation. It has been a remarkable year for Jewish Long Beach and the Jewish communities of Long Beach...

I pulled up to the one-story California style home feeling important and needed. Susan had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and wanted a Rabbi to visit and pray. What happened next made me feel very much like I do today.

My paternal great-grandparents escaped Russia with the fall of the czar. My maternal grandmother was the one member of her family they could collectively afford to help escape Hungary in 1938.

Jews respond to crises in two really remarkable ways.

This past year, our community has sadly seen the passing of many pillars of our community. On May 29th, we lost another pillar with the passing of Bobby Kronick.

In “Violins of Hope,” the musical stories and history of the Holocaust are delivered with emotion through a rich tone.