California's minimum wage is set to increase. A new rate has been announced by Gov. Newsom. The statewide minimum wage will be $17.40 per hour. This change is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. Further details about the minimum wage increase can be found through ABC7 Los Angeles, the source of this information.
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