With no data being collected by religious factions, Manya Treece launches project to educate and keep track of virus transmission while maintaining discretion

In a call with rabbis, Dr. Jerome Adams warns against opening synagogues in places where COVID-19 test positivity rates are still high

For observant Jews, virtual services aren't an option on the holidays. Already fatigued from a prolonged hiatus on usual worship, many do their best to restore a sense of normalcy

The outgoing executive vice president reflects on the many challenges facing his community, including growing anti-Semitism, cost of living and education in the COVID-19 era

Lawmakers from the religious community have become increasingly vocal as playgrounds remain shut and families with 10 or more children are limited to their cramped apartments

Manned primarily by Orthodox Jews, Tri-State area volunteer security groups express sympathy over George Floyd killing but are vocal in their support of New York's finest

Opposing police misconduct while supporting the police more generally is emblematic of the fine line Orthodox Jews walk today in a roiling New York

Divisions over safety of restarting services have resulted in 'rogue' minyans and, in many places, a free-for-all with each synagogue deciding its own path forward

Celebration on Saturday night drew 100 followers, but then it became clear that Crown Heights was emerging as an NYC virus hotspot

America's most religiously observant Jewish voters have undergone a diametric shift in the last 20 years -- but it may be the political parties themselves that have changed