The City of Los Angeles is one step closer to the renaming of César Chávez Avenue and other city-owned assets bearing the name of the co-founder and former president of the United Farm Workers Union (UFW).
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San Gabriel Valley residents unite in fight against proposed Puente Hills Mall data center
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LA City Council pumps brakes on ambitious affordable housing law
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Social media leaks now dismissed restraining order against Huntington Park Councilmember Arturo Flores
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Community raises alarm regarding Sheriff Chad Bianco’s seizure of election ballots
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Community demands Huntington Park Councilman Arturo Flores step down after abuse allegations
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Powerful teacher’s union endorses Swalwell for governor
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Tucson renames César Chávez Day to honor Dolores Huerta
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Cities in LA County propose sales tax hike after new card room games regulations in the state go into effect
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Sheinbaum vows to take action after another Mexican national dies in ICE custody
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Metro approves K Line extension
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Trust for America’s Health (TFAH), a nonprofit organization dedicated to public health research and policy, has released a new report titled “…
On Tuesday, October 14, Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE) held a virtual community briefing to present the newly released Econo…
Park and green space equity, as described by the Public Health Institute, begins by centering narratives led by those who are rooted in commun…
On a typical day, locals tend to avoid the intersections of Crocker and 5th Street in downtown Los Angeles. The cross streets are located righ…
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