California Killed the $28 Minimum Wage—Here's Why

California's proposed **$28 minimum wage for certain construction workers** has been removed from a major housing bill after strong opposition from a powerful construction union coalition.

Why would unions oppose a higher minimum wage? Supporters say the proposal would have boosted pay for many residential construction workers, while opponents argue it could have undermined existing prevailing wage protections on public projects.

In this video, we break down what happened, why the wage provision was removed, and what it could mean for construction workers, housing, and California politics.

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