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Should LA County rename places honoring César Chávez? Take the survey
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Andrew Lopez | Boyle Heights Beat , as published by LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)
· July 14, 2026
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Cesar E. Chavez Avenue at Evergreen Avenue in Boyle Heights on March 18.(Laura Anaya-Morga / Boyle Heights Beat)This story first appeared on The LA Local.Los Angeles County is asking residents whether streets, parks, buildings and other public property named after former labor leader César E. Chá...
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Key points Chavez Avenue at Evergreen Avenue in Boyle Heights on March 18. (Laura Anaya-Morga / Boyle Heights Beat)This story first appeared on The LA Local.
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What is this story about? Cesar E. Chavez Avenue at Evergreen Avenue in Boyle Heights on March 18.(Laura Anaya-Morga / Boyle Heights Beat)This story first appeared on The LA Local.Los Angeles County is asking residents whether streets, parks, buildings and other public property named after former labor leader César E. Chá...
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