The Western Jewish History Center has long collected copies of Jewish newspapers, and it has copies of Jewish newspapers from the earliest Jewish community newspapers to the present. Most of its newspapers come from the San Francisco Bay Area, but some of them come from other parts of California and other western states. The names of some of the newspapers it has collected are: the B'nai B'rith Messenger (Los Angeles); the California Jewish Press; the California Jewish Record; the California Jewish Review (Los Angeles); the California Jewish Voice (Los Angeles); Centerlines: The Newspaper of the Contra Costa Jewish Community Center; Central California Jewish Heritage (Fresno); The Centripetal (of the South Peninsula Jewish Community Center); Chabad Journal (Berkeley); Direction (of the University of Judaism); the East Bay Jewish Observer; the Emanu-El; the Emanu-El and the Jewish Journal; Ha-etgar: The Challenge; Hawaii Jewish News; The Hebrew (San Francisco); the Hebrew Observer; The Hebrew Times; The Heritage, Southwest Jewish Press; Intermountain Jewish News; Israel Today; The Jewish Bulletin; The Jewish Community Bulletin; The Jewish Community News (San Jose); The Jewish Community News of Silicon Valley; the Jewish Community Press (Los Angeles); the Jewish Courier; the Jewish Journal (San Francisco); the Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles; the Jewish News of Greater Phoenix; the Jewish Observer of the East Bay; the Jewish Progress (San Francisco); the Jewish Radical; the Jewish Star; the Jewish Times and Observer; the Jewish Transcript (Seattle); the Jewish Tribune (Portland, Ore.); the Jewish Welfare Federation News; the Jewish Western Bulletin (Vancouver, Wash.?); Los Angeles Community Bulletin; Los Angeles Jewish Times; New Life (San Francisco); the Northerm California Jewish Bulletin; the Oakland Community Bulletin; the Oakland Menorah; Orange County Jewish Heritage; Pacific Jewish Press; Phoenix Jewish Times; Portland Jewish Review; the Reflex; the San Diego Jewish Times; the San Francisco Jewish Bulletin; the South Peninsula Jewish Press; the Southwest Jewish Press Heritage; and the Weekly Gleaner.