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In LA and Arizona, Covid deaths overwhelm Jewish community

By Stewart Ain, JTA Jan 20, 2021

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L.A. Jewish schools won the right to reopen. Then Covid struck again.

By Louis Keene, Forward Dec 8, 2020

Food

L.A. pop-up serves ‘porkstrami’ and other nonkosher takes on deli food

By Josefin Dolsten, JTA Sep 3, 2020

California

Petaluma man behind antisemitic banners in Los Angeles

By Gabe Stutman Aug 24, 2020

Philanthropy

L.A. Jewish group using entire $8.5 million grants budget for Covid relief

By Marcy Oster, JTA Jul 2, 2020

California

L.A. Jews take stock after George Floyd protests batter local institutions

By Tom Tugend, JTA Jun 2, 2020

California

L.A. congregation Ikar opens its parking lot to people living in cars

By Alejandra Molina, RNS Sep 26, 2019

California

Los Angeles synagogue targeted with anti-Jewish message

By JTA Sep 20, 2019

Analysis

Federations rally around pluralism — but wish they didn’t have to

By Andrew Silow-Carroll Nov 14, 2017

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