It’s hard to believe we are standing at the threshold of 2025. It feels like just yesterday we were bracing for the Y2K bug, ...

A synagogue with more than 100 years of history in Pasadena, California, burned down overnight as fires swept across parts of ...

For his swearing in as a new member of the Scottsdale City Council on Monday, Dec. 9, Adam Kwasman used his family’s copy of ...

At the age of three, Freddie Lieberman started on her artistic journey by taking a crayon to the freshly painted walls in her ...

It goes by many names — grit, resilience, tenacity, resolve, perseverance. It means the ability to tolerate life’s ups and ...

The question of whether American Jews should criticize Israel has nothing to do with free speech, or democracy, or peace in ...

A list of hostages that could be released in a ceasefire deal circulated in international and Israeli media on Monday amid ...

Plunder,” by Scottsdale author Douglas E. Pike, begins with a young man in his teens who commits a petty crime in Cuba in ...

The first Jewish camps sprouted up amid the larger organized camping movement in America during the end of the 19th century.

Scottsdale natives Casille Kristol and Scott Lorsch love hosting their friends and neighbors for Shabbat. Every week, they ...

For nearly a quarter of a century, Kim Gallagher worked directly with Greater Phoenix’s Jewish community, most recently at ...

Announcing his deputy envoy for Middle East peace, President-elect Donald Trump made it clear that he chose Morgan Ortagus reluctantly.