California's minimum wage goes up again in 2025, and it's even higher in these cities
Briefly

As of January 1, 2025, California's minimum wage will increase to $16.50, following a $6 rise since 2017 when it was set at $10.50.
Despite a proposed measure to raise the minimum wage to $18 being rejected by voters in November with a close 51% to 49% vote, several cities across California offer a higher wage.
Certain industries in California now offer much higher minimum wages, such as fast food workers at $20 and healthcare workers ranging from $18 to $23, reflecting the varying cost of living.
California cities like San Francisco and West Hollywood boast some of the highest minimum wages in the state, exceeding the state rate and illustrating local efforts to support low-income workers.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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