The following California cities also offer a higher minimum wage than the state, as of Jan. 1, according to the UC Berkeley Labor Center.

Communities with high union density have greater levels of inter-generational economic mobility, even for children of nonunion workers, according to a report by the UC Berkeley Labor Center.

Across Fresno County, more than 41% of all workers work in low-wage jobs, according to a 2018 analysis from the UC Berkeley Labor Center. They define a “low-wage job” as one that earns less than $14.35 per hour.

There’s just not enough well-paying jobs: about 42% of jobs in Fresno are considered “low-wage”, according to an analysis of 2017 data from the UC Berkeley Labor Center.