The California Legislative Jewish Caucus has condemned the deadly antisemitic attack in Australia and announced a $36,000 donation to support security at Jewish community events across California.
Federal officials have filed charges against an Alabama man accused of making threats targeting Jewish and Muslim religious leaders, which has been welcomed by CAIR-Alabama as a vital step in holding individuals accountable for hate-fueled violence.
by Vanguard Staff SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom has formally asked the U.S. House Oversight and Government…
Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 715, a bill to strengthen protections against antisemitism in K-12 schools across California, which establishes a new state Office of Civil Rights and creates an Antisemitism Prevention Coordinator to help develop training, review complaints, advise school districts, and recommend policy changes.
More than 200 educators, lawyers, and professionals have signed a letter to Zoom CEO Eric Yuan demanding accountability after a book launch event was hijacked with racist and antisemitic hate speech and imagery, and the signatories are urging Zoom to reopen the case and take action to ensure its platform is not used to facilitate hate crimes in the future.
California lawmakers have passed Assembly Bill 715, which aims to combat antisemitism in K-12 schools by establishing an Antisemitism Prevention Coordinator and strengthening protections for Jewish students, but it has also generated opposition from some interfaith groups and civil liberties advocates who warn that it risks conflating political criticism of Israel with antisemitism.
A federal court ruled that the Trump administration acted unlawfully when it attempted to rescind billions of dollars in research funding from Harvard University, citing concerns about campus antisemitism and ideological capture, in violation of the university’s First Amendment rights.
A UC Davis study has found that California Jews have experienced a significant increase in depression and anxiety symptoms since the Hamas attacks in October 2023, with antisemitism being a key driver of this psychological distress.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and other state leaders condemned the Trump administration’s alleged $1 billion political shakedown of the University of California, which they characterized as an assault on academic freedom and a threat to the state’s public university system.
Antisemitic attacks are on the rise in the US, and the Jewish community is calling for increased federal funding for security measures, social media to monitor hate speech, schools to address antisemitism, and policymakers to speak out against antisemitism.
CAMBRIDGE, MA – Harvard University this week rejected demands and criticism by the Trump Administration of the…
Calls Investigation Into Campus Antisemitism a “Frontal Assault on Higher Education” SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Senator Scott…
DAVIS, CA – The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has placed UC Davis…
Davis, CA – The group StopAntisemitism has named UC Davis as “one of the most anti-Jewish colleges…
By The Vanguard Staff HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – The U.S. Dept. of Justice late this week said…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Rutgers, NJ – Leaders of unions representing tens of thousands of…
By Jonathan Groveman The Davis Jewish Community is suffering. Over the course of two evenings this week,…
By Roxy Benson NEW YORK, NY – Yousef Salaam, a New York City Council Member of the…
by Molly Chlebnikow I am a member of Sacramento Jewish Voice for Peace, a Jewish-led organization that…
Sacramento, CA – the California Legislative Jewish Caucus released a letter — signed by all 18 members…