General Conference and The Forward’s top rabbis

By Mark Paredes
Published on March 20, 2013

‘The Dictator’ reviews are in, and the verdict is…

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on May 17, 2012

Claire Danes blows off steam in Tel Aviv

By Lauren Bottner
Published on December 5, 2011

The X-rated James Deen

By Lauren Bottner
Published on November 23, 2011

Mayor Zev Yaroslavsky?

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on February 17, 2011

Don’t underestimate the power of the Jewish newspaper

By Bill Boyarsky
Published on July 24, 2008

Sophisticated Los Angeles Jews don't have to turn to a Jewish newspaper for political advice or for guidance through the pitfalls of American society.

Blogroll

By Jay Firestone
Published on April 8, 2008

Only a few left-coasters make ‘Forward 50’

By Amy Klein
Published on November 29, 2007

So it should be no surprise that when the New York-based, albeit national, newspaper, The Forward, published its Forward 50 -- naming its version of this year's most influential Jews -- only six hail from Los Angeles. Does it matter where they're from?

‘Living Lens’ celebrates 110 years of The Forward in pictures

By Robert David Jaffee
Published on April 19, 2007

The New York Post may be the oldest continuously operating daily publication in the United States, but The Forward, which began publication in 1897 during the waves of Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe, was the first paper in this country to have a national readership. In its heyday, the Yiddish- language daily, once known as The Forverts, had a larger circulation than even The New York Times.