It's Durango Boulevard Again — Here's Why SA Changed It Back

After allegations surfaced that labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually abused young girls and assaulted United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta, San Antonio decided it was time for a change. The city renamed César E. Chávez Boulevard — a name it had carried since 2011 — back to its original name: Durango Boulevard, after a unanimous City Council vote. More than 18,000 people weighed in on the decision, and 64% said they wanted to go back to Durango — a number that jumped to 79% among people who actually live on the street. The name change comes with a nearly $375,000 price tag, but for residents like Rose Garcia, who grew up skating and riding bikes on Durango, it's about something money can't fully capture. KSAT's Garrett Brnger has the full story.