On Sept. 19, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled her plan to combat antisemitism during a program at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan.
In a recent Facebook post, a West Orange resident shared a photo of different meat cuts and their prices at the West Orange Fooderie Kosher
In the early days of the COVID-19 shutdown, the federal government sought to provide food to children in low-income households who had been receiving free
Just days after Israel celebrated its 75th anniversary, members of Congress, Jewish leaders, several foreign dignitaries and others came together on Capitol Hill to express
Twenty years ago, Mitch Aeder was asked by a friend to help him with a new adult-education program that the Orthodox Union was creating called
Just before Congress broke for its holiday break last month, U.S. Representative Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.) introduced bipartisan legislation that he hopes will stem the rising
Author Meira Drazin admits that as a young child it took her a while to learn how to read. “I was in the lowest reading
Families gathered to celebrate Chanukah at two community menorah-lighting events in Livingston, both held on the fourth night. A communal menorah lighting was held at
‘There is always a line of people waiting for food.’ Last month, boys from the Jewish Education Center’s middle school spent some time sorting thousands
Antisemitism is growing, becoming more mainstream and is a threat to more than just the Jewish community. Those statements were among the takeaways from “Antisemitism
Officials from Kings supermarkets presented two Jewish-run agencies with $2,000 each in gift cards as they celebrated the grand reopening of the Livingston store after
While politicians in the United States debate what to do with asylum seekers who cross the southern border, one Jewish organization in New York is
