New York

The New York Jewish Week is the home of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency’s New York coverage.

Fed up with its tenant, a NYC synagogue seeks to replace board of historic Touro Synagogue

Two historic synagogues, a long-simmering dispute, and what one side calls a “power grab.”

A Jewish school for kids with learning disabilities is building big on the Upper West Side

The Shefa School is building a new campus at 17 West 60th Street, increasing its size from 25,000 square feet to 75,000 square feet and its capacity to 350 students.

In Manhattan, 24 women artists celebrate 24 women rabbis who blazed a trail

Clergy, members and guests celebrate the 100th anniversary of SAJ, Judaism that Stands for All, the flagship Reconstructionist synagogue on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Jan. 29, 2022. (Courtesy Comptroller Brad Lander)

Manhattan synagogue marks its 100th year as Reconstructionist Judaism’s flagship

These modern-day Jewish spice merchants want to revolutionize the spice industry

A Jewish educator sues a New York-area synagogue, saying she was fired for espousing anti-Zionist beliefs

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