Pro agricultural union pressure reaches Newsom’s office

Activists marched 23 days and 335 miles to the California Capitol

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Spanish Editor
September 10, 2022

Farmworkers throughout California marched from Delano, CA to Sacramento, CA to convince Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Assembly Bill 2183 which would guarantee safer unionization efforts.

The State Hornet spoke with Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority Inc. and the Sacramento State Democrats for input on the event. Andres Chavez, grandson of Cesar Chavez, helped organize the march and bring activists to the Capitol steps.

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Laura De la Garza Garcia, spanish editor

Monterrey, Nuevo León Mexico native Laura De la Garza Garcia is the spanish editor for The State Hornet. She is a fourth-year student double majoring in Nutrition and Food, and Journalism. She joined The State Hornet in spring 2022 as a general rotational staffer reporting on news, arts and entertainment and sports. De la Garza Garcia has worked with KCRA 3’s Estrella TV, wrote a few columns for ‘El Heraldo’ city newspaper in Saltillo Mexico and established a National Association of Hispanic Journalists student chapter in Sacramento. Currently, she interns for the Sacramento Bee and hopes to graduate in Spring 2023.

Kris Hall, multimedia editor

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Kris continues as multimedia editor of The State Hornet for his second semester. Kris is also a former opinion editor of The State Hornet, and of Fresno City College's Rampage. Kris is a political science and journalism major and expects to graduate in fall 2023.