A Women’s Workshop for Spiritual Renewal will be held at 8 p.m. May 5 in Beachwood. The evening is dedicated to R.F. Avraham ...

For decades, a group of so-called “human rights” organizations – in particular, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch ...

In celebration of Lag b’Omer, Gross Schechter Day School in Pepper Pike will host its fourth annual Ignite the Night on May ...

Catholic Jewish Bridgebuilders provided Cleveland’s Jewish and Catholic communities with an opportunity to challenge biases ...

Four rounds into the 2025 NFL draft, Cleveland Browns General Manager Andrew Berry looked like a precision surgeon, making ...

The Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland’s Horvitz YouthAbility program was honored during Providence House’s Every ...

The Cleveland Jewish News and Rock The House held its second annual Mitzvah Showcase on April 27 at Pinstripes at Pinecrest ...

Noah Weiskopf, a 22-year-old senior journalism major at The Ohio State University, was awarded the Robert F. Wolfe Journalism ...

Seymour Weiner, a Jewish World War II veteran, lifelong Brooklynite and a beloved New York Mets superfan, died Tuesday at 98 years old.

We aim to expand people’s concept of what it means to be Jewish in America,” says Kenneth Hoffman, the museum’s executive ...

Pepper Pike voters will decide on the May 6 ballot whether to adopt a new city charter – a proposal that has divided city ...

More than 500 attendees gathered at Park Synagogue in Pepper Pike to honor fallen members of the Israel Defense Forces and ...