Today, the minimum wage for workers in the City & County of San Francisco goes up to $13.00 per hour, up from the previous $12.25 per hour. This contrasts with the state’s current minimum wage, which is $10.00 per hour.
In addition to San Francisco, several other California cities have local ordinances that set the minimum wage in those municipalities higher than the state’s $10.00 per hour minimum wage. These include:
Oakland — $12.55 per hour
Emeryville — $13.00 per hour (fewer than 55 employees), $14.82 (56 or more employees)
Berkeley — $12.53 per hour (effective 10/1/16)
Richmond — $11.52 per hour
El Cerrito — $11.60 per hour
Santa Clara — $11.00 per hour
Sunnyvale — $11.00 per hour
San Jose — $10.30 per hour
Palo Alto — $11.00 per hour
Mountain View — $11.00 per hour
Los Angeles — $10.50 per hour (26 or more employees)
Pasadena — $10.50 per hour
Santa Monica — $10.50 per hour (25 or more employees), all hotels $13.25 per hour
Malibu — $10.50 per hour
San Diego — $10.50 per hour
