Members of the Arlington community packed Town Hall early Monday evening to express solidarity with a local Jewish family, who had their Lake Street home set on fire twice in the last week.

Officials in Arlington and Needham are investigating arsons and now nearby towns are on high alert.

Valley Chabad’s Teen Leadership Initiative, co-directed by Rabbi Yosef and Estie Orenstein, will hold its annual teen gala on Sunday

A fire outside the suburban Boston home of a rabbi that serves at a Chabad center is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

Arlington Police are trying to identify a suspicious person seen walking away from a home shortly after a suspicious fire broke out at a rabbi’s house in the community.

Your Arlington reports a May 11 fire, for which police have released video of a possible suspect, is the home of a rabbi who heads the local orthodox Chabad center, which he runs out of his home.

After the shooting and tragic loss of life during April 27 Shabbat-morning services in Poway, Calif., an AI (artificial intelligence) security company executive immediately ordered 100 of his security systems. He then put out a request on a WhatsApp group for Chabad Houses to sign up to receive one, free of charge.

Is there a Jewish soul in Seoul? A recent visit to the capital city provided some definitive answers. Located on a quiet street in Itaewon, in one of Seoul’s fashionable neighborhoods near the Grand Hyatt Hotel and the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art, is Chabad Korea, Lubavitch Chabad’s outpost in Seoul

A man accused of opening fire inside a Poway synagogue, killing a woman and injuring three other people, pleaded not guilty today to more than 100 federal hate crime charges

The rabbi wounded in last month’s deadly shooting attack at a synagogue near San Diego gave an inspiring speech to 800 young Jewish youths on Sunday at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

Chabad youth outreach program extends to helping victims of terror and their families, in particular in the run-up to the Jewish festivals, when loss and pain are often felt more keenly

“Who thinks, by show of hands, that we should be carrying more guns in shul?” Rabbi Raziel Cohen asked the crowd at a Westside Chabad synagogue Wednesday night, during an active-shooter seminar organized in the wake of the deadly attack at Chabad of Poway.