Julio Cesar Chavez Jr is 39 years old, having been born on February 16, 1986. He was born in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, when his father held the WBC Super Featherweight world championship. Julio ...

In 1993, United Farm Workers founder Cesar Chavez died at age 66. In 2007, former Russian President Boris Yeltsin, who faced down army tanks during the fall of the Soviet Union, died of cardiac ...

Its 165 rooms accommodate a who’s who of guests: Albert Einstein, John Barrymore, Salvador Dalí, Shirley Temple, H.G. Wells, Charles Chaplin, and Charles Howard, owner of the racehorse Seabiscuit. The ...

On Friday, the California Assembly considered HR 23 to commemorate Cesar Chavez Day on March 31. The text of the resolution included the usual glowing appraisal of his legacy and activism.

Cesar Chavez, carrying a sign calling for a boycott of table grapes, leads about 400 people picketing a Safeway supermarket in Seattle on Dec. 19, 1969. (File Photo / The Associated Press) ...

Are banks, USPS and schools open on Cesar Chavez Day? Although César Chávez Day is a federal commemorative holiday, it is not one of the 11 federally recognized holidays that require government ...

However, it was not designated a paid federal holiday. Are banks, USPS and schools open on Cesar Chavez Day? Although César Chávez Day is a federal commemorative holiday, it is not one of the 11 ...

The 10th annual Cesar Chavez Celebration took place in Grand Junction on Saturday. Community members flocked to Las Colonias Amphitheater throughout a gusty day for the free event honoring the ...

Ahead of her breakout performance in Stand Up and Cheer!, Temple lived in a Spanish-style Santa Monica bungalow, at 948 24th Street, that her parents had purchased a year before the future ...

Cesar Chavez is dangerous and has claimed too many lives. This is unacceptable and needs to be addressed. Yet, as High Crash Corridors go, Cesar Chavez is considerably less deadly. The worst carnage ...

Lee Saldivar, Fort Worth LULAC chapter 4743 president, met César Chávez on a 19-mile protest march from Austin to New Braunfels in the 1970s.