Chavez Day on hold in Nevada as governor weighs assault fallout
By Ricardo Torres-Cortez
Published on March 31, 2026.
Gov. Joe Lombardo has decided not to issue a proclamation for Cesar Chavez Day in Nevada due to new allegations of sexual assault against the legendary labor leader. The state's governors have until March 31 to make such a declaration. The governor's office has stated that he consulted with state lawmakers regarding the situation.
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