SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KGO) -- The minimum wage in San Francisco will increase by 75 cents to $13 an hour.
READ STORY: California enacts highest statewide minimum wage in US
It's part of Proposition J, which was passed in November 2014.
The city's minimum wage will increase by a dollar on July 1 next year and on July first of 2018, eventually reaching $15 an hour.
WATCH VIDEO: California's $15/hour wage could help workers, cost jobs
Starting next year, the state will begin increasing California's minimum wage from the current $10 until it reaches $15 by 2022.
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