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California’s minimum wage to skyrocket more than $10 above nationwide pay as Newsom praises hike

California's minimum wage to reach $17.40

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$17.40 is the new minimum wage in California starting 2027. This increase puts California's minimum wage more than $10 above the nationwide pay. According to Governor Newsom, this move prioritizes 'working families first'.

The hike is a significant boost, with Newsom praising the increase. California State Portal announced the raise, which will take effect in 2027.

Working families in California will be affected by this change, with the increased minimum wage potentially impacting their livelihoods. The new rate will be implemented in 2027, as announced by Governor Newsom and reported by outlets such as fox5sandiego.com and ABC7 Los Angeles

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What is the new minimum wage in California?

The new minimum wage in California is $17.40 an hour

When will the new minimum wage take effect?

The new minimum wage will take effect in 2027

Who announced the minimum wage increase?

Governor Newsom announced the minimum wage increase

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