Ruling by
Gail Ruderman FeuerLower Court
Los Angeles County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
William F. HighbergerLegislature may exercise authority over minimum wages, despite authority in charter cities to legislate as to municipal affairs, because minimum wage addresses state's interest in ensuring workers can afford necessities in life.
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