California registered the highest rate of menu price inflation in the country in the period leading up to April 1.

Since California’s new law went into effect to raise the minimum wage of fast-food workers, who are employed by chains of 60 restaurants and more, from $16 to $20 an hour, some fast-food chains have raised their food prices,

The restaurant’s sign is already taken down, and the parking lot was blocked off as workers cleared out the space.

California full-service restaurants raised prices by 3.3% in six months. That ranked third-highest nationally.

The California franchisee warned that customers have to "think twice" about whether they can afford fast food as prices soar with the new $20 wage.

Two employees talk about the fight for a higher minimum wage, and the changes they’ve seen since its implementation earlier this month.

California increased the wages for most fast food workers statewide - and customers are apparently paying the price.

It's all in an effort to offset the minimum wage increase for fast food workers in California that took effect April 1.

The fast food industry has undergone a huge transformation In California, increasing its minimum wage to $20 effective on Monday April 1st. Per a report by The Wall Street Journal, restaurant chains,