As families and survivors plan subdued commemoration ahead of anniversary of deadly assault, some question government's refusal to accept plea bargain as it pursues death penalty

Conference sparked by synagogue shooting looks beyond 2018 attack to hash out 'deliverables' aimed at combatting wide array of threats facing various communities

Mark Oppenheimer recounts the deadliest antisemitic attack in US history via interviews with those impacted, in community where his father, grandfather and great-grandfather lived

The initiative brings local artists and 'heavy hitters' from around the tattoo world together on October 3-4 to help victims of the 2018 synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh

Cataloged and preserved sermons from over a century ago, found underground, add detail to the influence of Rabbi J. Leonard Levy, whose progressive ideas were ahead of his time

Group's security director notes the incidents, which included an assault that left a Jewish man with broken bones, came amid rising antisemitism over Israel-Hamas fighting

Goal of new short Hebrew text is to inspire members of the Jewish community to be vaccinated

Pedestrians can chalk their brightened days up to award-winning educator Leslie Frischman, whose colorful underfoot brain teasers bring pandemic-distanced residents together

The city is now an insidious pilgrimage site for those who revere the shooter who killed 11 worshipers in 2018, and security experts are concerned

With election coming soon after shul attack anniversary, community members in key swing state say recalling massacre brings more meaning to civic duty, but won't change their vote