San Antonio begins changing out César E. Chávez street signage, will finish later this month
San Antonio began replacing César E. Chávez Boulevard signs to restore the street's former name, Durango Boulevard. The City Council unanimously approved the change following allegations against the labor leader in a New York Times report. Work is scheduled for completion later this month.
On Tuesday, worker crews began replacing the signs for downtown’s César E. Chávez Boulevard, which City Council last month unanimously voted to return to its old name of Durango Boulevard. Council approved the name change in the wake of a bombshell New York Times investigation that accused the Latino labor leader of grooming and sexually […]
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