Obituaries are underwritten by Sinai Memorial, the Bay Area’s nonprofit Jewish funeral home. Joseph Karp Oct. 14, 1928–June 28, 2026 Joseph “Joe” Karp, 97, passed away peacefully at home in San Mateo, ...
B’nai mitzvah Isaac Berger Son of Julie Wilensky and Rachel Berger, Saturday, July 11, at Temple Sinai in Oakland. Chloe ...
Most people see the world as it is and ask how to live within its limits. A rare few imagine the world as it could become.
Jewish California has a fresh challenge: an effort to lift restrictions put in place after pro-Palestinian protests engulfed ...
Rabbi Yoel Kahn faced barriers, skeptics and worse as one of the first openly gay rabbis. He has defied them all.
The 2026-27 state budget comes with a funding promise for nonprofit security grants, while a state hotline to report hate ...
When my grandfather fled Nazi Germany, he carried with him, across multiple borders, an unwavering faith that the future was ...
(JTA) — When my grandfather fled Nazi Germany, he carried with him, across multiple borders, an unwavering faith that the future was waiting on the other side. What he found […] ...
The raid that saved more than 100 Israelis in Uganda on July 4, 1976, is one of Israel’s most mythologized military ...
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A video of an anti-Zionist activist berating state Sen. Scott Wiener at a San Francisco Mission District restaurant and bar ...
A San Francisco artist who has spent his life working with toothpicks finally turned his attention to recreating Noah’s ark from a single toothpick.
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