New play, “Therapy,” explores the the lives and fears of therapist

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on February 27, 2013

Georgia Freedman-Harvey: The art of healing

By Julie Gruenbaum Fax
Published on January 3, 2013

“By the way, I forgot to mention,” Georgia Freedman-Harvey said at the end of a long interview, “I was a bone marrow donor for a stranger 10 years ago.” That Freedman-Harvey physically gave of herself wasn’t a surprising revelation.

At town hall in 30th congressional district, two insiders and two outsiders trade barbs

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on January 5, 2012

[PODCAST] An Emmy Nomination for the Kosher Porky Pig: ‘Looney Tunes’ ’ Bob Bergen [UPDATE]

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on September 19, 2011

Woodland Hills search area one of largest in recent LAPD history

Published on January 19, 2011

A shooting in Woodland Hills has caused traffic jams throughout the area as police search for a man who shot a Los Angeles Unified School District police officer this afternoon, the LA Times reports LA Times reports. The seven square miles that police are scouring in Woodland Hills is one of the largest LAPD search areas in recent memory, police officials said.

Aliyah, Beth Haverim leaders discuss deal

By Adam Wills
Published on February 19, 2010

All pink, all the time

Published on July 31, 2008

Davening for Dollars

By Beverly Gray
Published on June 1, 2006

Talmud teaches that a righteous act is its own reward. But if that's not inducement enough, a rabbi in Woodland Hills is offering $10 cash plus a Krispy Kreme doughnut to teens who attend his 7 a.m. minyan.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Rules at 2003 Valley Fest

By Michael Aushenker
Published on September 4, 2003

The Los Angeles Jewish Festival, known until recently as the Valley Jewish Festival, originally began as the Exodus Festival to drum up support and awareness for the rescue of Soviet Jews, under the leadership of The Federation's Jewish Community Relations Committee.