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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2026

"It's Bigger Than One Person": Black Caucus Members Support

Last week, members of the California Leg- islative Black Caucus (CLBC), through their voices and votes, supported Assembly Bill (AB) 2156, which proposed renaming César Chávez Day to Farm Workers Day.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law on March 26, allowing it to take effect imme- diately before the March 31 observance.

Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-Carson), a member of CLBC, says pivoting from hon- oring a single figure to celebrating the broader labor movement recognizes the dignity and FRESH NEWS

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"My remarks are specific in making sure that, one, we acknowledge the work of the farm workers has done here in the state of Cali- fornia because they need to be recognized,” Gipson told California Black Media. “It gives me great pride to respect and stand with farm workers not only here in California, but all across the United States of America, because they are responsible for putting food on our tables."

San Bernardino County, CA - The San Bernardino County As- sessor Recorder County Clerk (ARC) is alerting the public to an unauthorized website impersonat- ing the department. An unknown party has registered the domain sbcountyarc.org and is using it to display content that mimics the style and layout of a past depart- ment website.

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By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media The advocacy for the measure was part of a bipartisan, unanimous, and speedy legisla- tive response following allegations of sex- ual abuse against United Farm Workers co- founderChávez. The claims, which surfaced publicly in recent weeks, also referenced that Chávezassaulted Dolores Huerta, the union's co-founder and longtime civil rights advocate.

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San Bernardino County Clerk Warns Public of Unauthorized Website

ing confidence in County services is one of my highest priorities," said Assessor Recorder County Clerk Josie Gonzales. "Any web- site impersonating a government agency poses a risk to our resi- dents. We want our community to know which resources are legiti- mate and which are not."

Upon discovering the issue, ARC took immediate action to confirm that the website was not legitimate and began coordinating with the appropriate parties to investigate the matter. Efforts are underway to contact the company respon- sible for managing the domain to gather more information and de- termine the options available to address the impersonation.

ARC is continuing to assess any potential risks associated with the impersonation website, including public confusion, misuse of infor- mation, or misrepresentation of County services. Residents are en- couraged to verify they are using the correct website (arc.sbcounty. gov) when seeking ARC services or information.