FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Lawmakers, Fresno State educators and students gathered at the peace garden on campus to honor the late civil rights activist Cesar Chavez on Thursday. Attendees were greeted ...

The life of labor leader and civil rights activist Cesar Chavez is recognized on March 31, but his legacy is honored year-round in art and murals found throughout Southern California. Inspired by his ...

The name of San Jose activist Cesar Chavez will stay on a U.S. Navy ship, after a local lawmaker pushed the federal government to continue honoring his name and legacy. An Aug. 1 letter from U.S.

The federal government might strip the name of one of San Jose’s most beloved activists from a naval ship. The U.S. Navy, under the direction of Secretary of State Pete Hegseth, is considering ...

A proposal from two Bakersfield City Council members could lead to the renaming of H Street to Cesar Chavez Boulevard, potentially creating the longest street dedication in the city. The proposed ...

Lea el artículo en español aquí. Four years ago, Mia Alonso Mendez initiated her quest to get the nine-foot statues of legendary labor movement leaders Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta moved from their ...

Across the country, countless schools, parks, libraries and roads bear the name Cesar Chavez, the activist and co-founder of the United Farm Workers union who spent much of his life in Kern County and ...

Birth of a movement -- Capitalism in reverse -- Workers of the world, unite! -- Stuck in the middle -- A bitter harvest -- Busy dying -- Rotting from the inside out -- Some were more equal than others ...

WASHINGTON.- President Barack Obama will make an official announcement on October 8th of the National Monument in California, that will be dedicated to the memory of the civil rights activist César E.

The Fifth Annual César Chávez Convocation will be 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, at UCSC’s College Nine and Ten Multipurpose Room. The convocation will honor the memory of labor leader and civil rights ...

The name of San Jose activist Cesar Chavez will stay on a U.S. Navy ship, after a local lawmaker pushed the federal government to continue honoring his name and legacy. An Aug. 1 letter from U.S.