A longtime San Francisco McDonald’s has become the latest casualty to California’s new $20 minimum wage, according to reports. The McDonald’s at the Stonestown Galleria shopping mall, located about eight miles southwest of downtown San Francisco, was permanently shuttered Sunday after more than 30 years serving the area. “This is a gut-wrenching day for my family,” franchise owner Scott Rodrick said, according to ABC 7. Rodrick blamed the closure on a number of factors — but said the newly rolled-out law hiking the state-wide minimum wage from $16 to $20 an hour pushed the business over the edge. Coupled with the ... (full story)