Los Angeles city and county offices and libraries are closed on March 31 in observance of César Chávez Day. California state offices are closed on March 31 in observance of César Chávez Day. For ...

Before former President Obama proclaimed César Chávez Day a federal commemorative holiday in 2014, the NAACP and other advocacy groups urged him to designate it as a paid federal holiday. They cited ...

California state offices are closed on Monday, March 31, for César Chávez Day. In the Bay Area, offices are closed for the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Francisco, ...

Since César Chávez Day has not officially been declared a federal holiday, most stores and businesses remain open. Customers should double-check the local hours for different businesses before ...

Find out what's closed for César Chávez Day in cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, El Paso and Dallas on March 31.

Before former President Obama proclaimed César Chávez Day a federal commemorative holiday in 2014, the NAACP and other advocacy groups urged him to designate it as a paid federal holiday.

In honor of the late labor leader and civil rights activist's birthday, Los Angeles will observe César Chávez Day on Monday, March 31. Several Los Angeles city and county agencies will close in ...

César Chávez Day is Monday, honoring the late Mexican American civil rights activist who dedicated his life to advocating for farmworkers' rights, fair wages, and better working conditions.

The nation is set to celebrate the federal holiday of César E. Chávez Day in honor of the Chicano labor leader. That means some city offices and schools will be closed in observance of the day on ...

Obama declared March 31 a national holiday. The U.S. Postal Service does not observe César Chávez Day. Therefore, the Post Office will deliver Priority Mail Express and some Amazon packages on ...