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A Cleveland man took to the streets of a heavily Jewish neighborhood in the mid-afternoon on Oct. 13 to show his support for the state of Israel in the wake

The Cleveland Jewish News will celebrate its 60th anniversary from now through Oct. 30, 2024 – the date of the first issue of the newspaper in 1964.

Bob Gries, a philanthropist, civic and Jewish community leader, and former minority owner of the Cleveland Browns, died Oct. 27. He was 94.

Voters in Cuyahoga County will take to the polls Nov. 7 to elect mayors, city and village council members, and school board members, as well as vote on local and

Schools across Ohio were among those receiving a bomb threat email on Dec. 10, which the FBI deemed non-credible, according to those school districts.

About 500 people turned out to help Mark Freiman celebrate his 50th birthday during a free concert, Mark Freiman & The Key Tov Orchestra, Dec. 3 at B’nai Jeshurun Congregation

The Maltz Museum in Beachwood held its annual Christmas Day Can-Can! event on Dec. 25.

About 250 people attended Mitzvah Day at the Mandel Jewish Community Center in Beachwood on Dec. 25.

The Cleveland Jewish News is now accepting nominations for its 2024 class of 12 Under 36: Members of the Tribe.

School trips to Israel are memorable in many ways, but for the eighth-grade class at Gross Schechter Day School in Pepper Pike, this year’s trip promises to be like no