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San Diego Jewish Journal is a Jewish Magazine headquartered in Sorrento Valley, San Diego, California. Founded October 2001.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#1E73BE
Mariner
30, 115, 190
208, 73, 43
84, 39, 0, 25
#C19372
Muddy Waters
193, 147, 114
25, 39, 60
0, 24, 41, 24
#124060
Chathams Blue
18, 64, 96
205, 68, 22
81, 33, 0, 62
The San Diego Jewish Journal, founded in 2001, is the premier Jewish lifestyle magazine in San Diego. It covers a wide range of topics including cultural, religious, and political life. This pioneering magazine was founded by Dr.
Mark Moss and Mark Edelstein, with the vision of creating a publication that would resonate with Jews of all movements and traditions. Since its first issue in December 2001, the journal has grown significantly and now reaches over 14,000 Jewish households in San Diego, Palm Springs, and Temecula Valley. In addition to its print edition, the journal also offers a digital edition for convenient access.
The San Diego Jewish Journal prides itself on being a valuable resource for the Jewish community, providing insightful articles, community calendar information, and resources for its readers. With a dedicated team of writers and editors, the journal offers a diverse range of content including public affairs reporting, arts and entertainment, and creative nonfiction. Whether you are interested in staying connected with Jewish life in San Diego or seeking thought-provoking articles, the San Diego Jewish Journal is your go-to source for relevant and engaging content
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The San Diego Jewish Journal color palette uses the hex codes #1E73BE, #C19372 and #124060.
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