A new survey claims San Franciscans drink more than almost anyone in the country.
A Mission Local analysis finds and Lyft drivers collected only 52% of what riders paid, on average.
Union members see the tech-funded initiative as a direct attack on the working class.
Ride share drivers, other gig economy workers, and their supporters staged a rally at Uber’s downtown San Francisco offices.
Rideshare drivers hail New York City’s decision to guarantee a minimum wage, which could set a standard for San Francisco.
Lyft has reportedly been lobbying San Francisco officials to let them cash in on the current scooter-mania with their own fleet.
Those red bikes now belong to Uber, who paid a nearly $200 million for the electric bikeshare startup.
