Yet again, California Gov. Gavin Newsom is leading by anti-example -- the same way that he did with restaurant restrictions under COVID-19.

California's new minimum wage law is already making menu items more expensive as residents get a lesson in economics.

These kinds of consequences can only be called "unforeseen" if liberals are the ones in charge of foreseeing them.

The Democrats' continued hiking of the minimum wage seems to be driving businesses to make drastic decisions.

Some folks are boycotting Panera Bread in light of the new minimum wage law that includes an exemption benefiting one of Newsom's donors.

California includes an odd exemption in its new minimum wage law, but it makes more sense when you see the connection to a big Newsom donor.

The result would be layoffs or shutdowns due to skyrocketing labor costs, and say goodbye to mom-and-pop stores or value meals.

California's minimum wage hike has not even gone into effect and it is already costing the jobs of the very people it was supposed to help.

The layoffs will specifically impact 1,200 workers across Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties in California.

The chain has struggled with both high labor costs and food inflation over the past few years, and they’re hardly alone.