A bill making its way through the state Legislature would allow ride-hailing drivers with companies like Lyft and Uber to unionize.

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In 2006, Carlos O. Velasquez, 59, and his older brother, Roy Velasquez, Jr., 69, hold a portrait of their father, Roy Velasquez, Sr., who began Roy's Taxi in 1931.