McDonald's at Stonestown closes after 30 years, owner cites CA minimum wage law

Why McDonald's at San Francisco Stonestown mall had to drop its shutter after 30 years of service

The McDonald’s at Stonestown Galleria closed, citing high rent and a $20 minimum wage. Franchise owners struggle with increased costs, and layoffs.

30-Year-Old San Francisco McDonald's Closes Due to $20 Minimum Wage

A long-standing San Francisco McDonald's franchise has closed down after 30 years because of California Gov. Gavin Newsom's new $20 minimum wage law, the owner said. The post 30-Year-Old San Francisco McDonald’s Closes Due to $20 Minimum Wage appeared first on Breitbart.

Longtime McDonald's at SF's Stonestown Galleria closes after 30 years

The longtime McDonald's location at San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria has closed after 30 years.

San Francisco McDonald’s latest to shutter doors in wake of California minimum wage hike - Washington Examiner

San Francisco residents are not ‘lovin’ it’ after one of the city’s long-standing McDonald’s restaurants was forced to shut down for good over the weekend due to California’s minimum wage increase. The closure comes after more than 30 years of serving customers. The franchisee’s owner, Scott Rodrick, called the closing “gut-wrenching.” The state of California mandated a $20 minimum wage for fast-food restaurant employees under a new law on April…

Decades-Old McDonald’s Location In San Francisco Shuts Down After California Institutes $20 Minimum Wage

A McDonald’s location in San Francisco closed after more than three decades in a move the franchisee owner partially attributed to California’s newly-implemented minimum wage. The fast-food restaurant at Stonestown Galleria shopping mall near San Francisco State University and a high school shut down over the weekend. Franchisee Scott Rodrick told the San Francisco Chronicle there were two main reasons behind the “long and difficult” decision to…

Outspoken California McDonald's franchisee becomes latest victim of 'gut-wrenching' closures

After dealing with a business "whirlwind" for more than two months, an outspoken California McDonald’s franchisee has been forced to permanently close one of his locations.