Starbucks, Chipotle, McDonald's: Who's raising prices in California to pay higher wages

Menu prices at fast food chains like Chipotle, McDonald's, and Starbucks are likely to increase in California due to a new law requiring higher wages. Chipotle said prices may rise by mid-single digits.

McDonald's won't have a uniform price change since franchise locations set their own prices, but corporate stores are exploring options.

Two Pizza Hut franchisees laid off over 1,200 delivery drivers and will now rely on third-party delivery apps. Customers can expect higher delivery fees.

A Round Table Pizza franchisee laid off 73 delivery drivers and will also switch to third-party delivery, which may increase fees and overall costs.

Jack in the Box's CEO said menu prices could increase 6-8% to counterbalance higher wages required by the new law.