California Fast Food Chains Raise Prices, Cut Jobs to Offset Minimum Wage Hike

More California fast food chains like McDonald's and Chipotle are raising prices to offset higher minimum wage costs.

Chains like Jack in the Box are testing robots and automation to rely less on human employees.

Two Pizza Hut franchisees are eliminating all delivery driver jobs due to the new $20 minimum wage.

A small chain owner says he has cut 10 jobs and his 73-year-old parents have returned to work in the face of higher labor costs.

An estimated 70% of Californians eat fast food weekly, presenting chains with a dilemma between fair wages and keeping food affordable.