Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland has closed ahead of an October federal trial over allegations of discrimination against Jewish customers.

Environmental artist and sculptor Ned Kahn’s large-scale public artworks make visible the invisible forces of nature that surround us.

California law protects students from discrimination. Here’s how to hold a school accountable when a Jewish student encounters antisemitism.

His “Pomegranate Hot Honey Wings” are hardly traditional, but Chef Brian Hollander loves the smiles they bring to diners’ faces.

Bay Area synagogues offer free and low-cost services for Rosh Hashanah, which starts at sundown Sept. 11, and Yom Kippur, which starts at sundown Sept. 20.

Many Americans are moving away from congregations, but not necessarily from religion – movies, plays, art and social media fill the gap.

What makes a large synagogue tick? How does it consistently attract new members? At Temple Isaiah, the largest congregation in the East Bay, the answer points to affinity groups based on age and ...

A dog doesn’t lack ears. A dog lacks understanding. And that is an elegant parable of how we all see the world.