On January 1, California’s statewide minimum wage rose from $16.50 to $16.90 per hour. A number of cities also raised their pay limits. These include West Hollywood, which now has the highest minimum wage in the state at $20.25 an hour.
On Monday, the Sacramento Bee published a list of cities and counties where the hourly minimum wage now exceeds $17. These are:
- Alameda $17.46
- Belmont $18.95
- Berkeley $19.18
- Burlingame $17.86
- Cupertino $18.70
- Daly City $17.50
- East Palo Alto $17.90
- El Cerrito $18.82
- Emeryville $19.90
- Foster City $17.85
- Fremont $17.75
- Half Moon Bay $17.91
- Hayward $17.79
- Los Altos $18.70
- Los Angeles $17.87
- Los Angeles County (unincorporated areas) $17.81
- Malibu $17.27
- Menlo Park $17.55
- Milpitas $18.20
- Mountain View $19.70
- Novato $17.46
- Oakland $17.34
- Palo Alto $18.70
- Pasadena $18.04
- Petaluma $18.31
- Redwood City $18.65
- Richmond $19.18
- San Carlos $17.75
- San Diego $17.75
- San Francisco $19.18
- San Jose$18.45
- San Mateo $18.60
- San Mateo County (unincorporated areas) $17.95
- Santa Clara $18.70
- Santa Monica $17.81
- Santa Rosa $18.21
- Sonoma $18.47
- South SF $18.15
- Sunnyvale $19.50
- West Hollywood $20.25
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