Day: September 9, 2026
25 articles
Philip PhiSan Diego County Settles for $10M Over Adopted Girl’s Death; Total Settlement Exceeds $31.5M
In a recent legal settlement, San Diego County has agreed to pay $10 million over the tragic death of 11-year-old Arabella McCormack, bringing the total compensation to over...
Upper Darby Church Distributes 900 Backpacks in Community Event with Food and Clothing Support
In a heartening display of community service, Bread of Life Assembly of God Church in Upper Darby recently hosted its fifth annual Free School Backpack Giveaway/Community Fun Day...
“Reflecting on Herzl’s Vision: Israel’s Modern State and Global Jewry in the Context of Historical and Contemporary Conflicts”
In a poignant reminder of history’s cyclical nature, a rally in Basel, Switzerland, on August 29 saw 300 individuals gather in opposition to Israel. The demonstrators, outside Theater...
Denver Church Sued Over Alleged Sex Assault of Student; Leaders Dispute Key Allegations
A lawsuit has been filed against St. John’s Lutheran Church and School in Denver, with allegations of mishandling a sexual assault case involving a former student. The lawsuit...
Mary Coleman: Beloved Educator and Community Inspiration in Norman
Mary Jane (Lowery) Coleman, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on September 2, 1955, passed away peacefully at home on January 16, 2020, surrounded by her family. She was a...
“World Zionist Organization Chairman Predicts Majority of Global Jews Could Reside in Israel Within Five Years”
In a recent statement, World Zionist Organization Chairman Yaakov Hagoel has forecasted a significant demographic shift in the global Jewish community. According to Hagoel, the events of October...
South Bay Implements New Policies to Address Homelessness with Focus on Temporary Shelters
The Bay Area’s homelessness crisis, particularly acute in cities like San Jose, has prompted a range of policy responses. Local leaders, notably San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, have...
“Brothers Accuse Priest of Abuse, Claim Church Coverup”
In a poignant call for accountability, three brothers, former members of St. Peter the Apostle Cathedral, have publicly accused a former priest of long-term abuse. The Morrison brothers—Kenneth,...
“Susan Swenson Remembered for Lifelong Commitment to Education, Community Service, and Faith”
Susan Elizabeth Swenson, a beloved educator and community advocate, passed away on January 2nd, surrounded by her family. Born on February 15, 1953, in New York City, Sue...
