Effective July 1, California's minimum wage will increase in various cities, often exceeding the statewide minimum of $16.50. San Francisco and Berkeley will see minimum wages of $19.18, while Emeryville reaches $19.90. Additionally, Senate Bill 1144 requires online platforms like Amazon to report sales of stolen goods to law enforcement. These changes respond to growing concerns about crime rings exploiting online marketplaces to sell stolen merchandise. Furthermore, a ruling from a Californian appeals court now categorizes holding a cellphone while driving as distracted driving.
The California minimum wage is increasing in various cities effective July 1, with significant adjustments in areas like San Francisco, Berkeley, and Emeryville. The new rates are above the statewide minimum of $16.50, with San Francisco and Berkeley at $19.18 and Emeryville leading at $19.90.
Senate Bill 1144 mandates online marketplaces, including Amazon, to report sellers of stolen goods to law enforcement to combat the rising tide of fraud and stolen merchandise.
Legal changes will impact drivers, as California courts have ruled that holding a cellphone while driving constitutes distracted driving, emphasizing stricter enforcement of road safety.
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