Newsom announces three Latino acts to state Hall of Fame

Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom joined the California Museum in announcing the 15th class of inductees into the California Hall of Fame.

Among the Latino inductees are norteño super band Los Tigres del Norte (who are scheduled to perform Nov. 11 at the Saroyan Theatre), “Wonder Woman” star Lynda Carter, and, legendary singer Linda Ronstadt.

The new inductees join 138 inspirational Californians previously inducted for embodying the state’s innovative spirit, said Newsome in a press release..

Other inductees of the California Hall of Fame 15th class are:

• Chef Roy Choi

• Soccer player Megan Rapinoe

• Artist Ed Ruscha

“These phenomenal individuals are proof that the California dream is alive and well,” said Newsom. “Jennifer and I are excited to induct the 15th class of leaders, dreamers, and innovators into the California Hall of Fame and celebrate these Californians who broke down barriers and reimagined what was possible.”

“The Governor and I are honored to welcome this new group of changemakers and trailblazers into the California Hall of Fame,” said Siebel Newsom. “With its cultural richness, innovative spirit, and leadership mindset, California is California because of phenomenal individuals like this year’s inductees. They have been - and will continue to be - immensely inspiring to us all.”

Esta historia fue publicada originalmente el 1 de noviembre de 2022, 3:44 p. m..