While calls for renaming are already underway in Austin related to César Chávez Street, it appears the Central Texas city isn'

Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas will halt Cesar Chavez Day observance after allegations of sexual abuse involving the late labor leader.

Community advocates say the allegations reflect long‑standing concerns within the Chicano community, while Dallas leaders debate whether to keep Chavez's name on city streets.

Two women say Chavez raped and abused them as young as age 12. Governor Abbott will work to remove the holiday from state law.

Texas will not observe Cesar Chavez Day following a report about the civil rights leader’s history of sexual abuse, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday. A New York Times investigation found that Chavez groomed and assaulted girls,

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he would work with lawmakers in the next legislative session to remove the holiday altogether.

Multiple states, including Texas, are reconsidering their celebration of labor rights activist Cesar Chavez after multiple abuse allegations surfaced this week. FOX 4's Amelia Jones has more.

Cesar Chavez Day celebrations canceled amid allegations