New Jersey Officials Expect Strong Summer Tourism Season
New Jersey officials are set to cash in on what they believe will be a strong summer tourism season, one which could provide a much-needed economic boost to the financially struggling state.
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New Jersey officials are set to cash in on what they believe will be a strong summer tourism season, one which could provide a much-needed economic boost to the financially struggling state.
Motorists are finally seeing lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
Gas prices in the area have been over four dollars for a couple of weeks and drivers clearly aren't happy about it.
Motorists are seeing stable prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
If $4 a gallon gas prices aren't enough to drive you crazy, wait until you see what happens if you don't fill up your rental car tank.
Light-weight vehicles may improve fuel economy, but they can also put you at greater risk of injury or death if you're involved in a crash. So with gas prices rising fast, what's a budget minded driver to do?
How high will it go? Gasoline prices are on the minds of many as motorists hit the roads this holiday weekend.
Chris talks to Chris Butler about gas prices and oil speculation, CBS 3's Beasley Reece about the Flyers and Sixers playoff battles, reviews Boeings battle with their union and wonders why the media is paying so much attention to the Royal Wedding.
Filling up a 15 gallon tank will cost about $60, $14 more than it cost just six months ago. President Obama wants to find out why prices have spiked and he has designated a task force to investigate possible fraud in energy markets.
Chris is angry about how the media is covering the rising energy prices, recaps the President's Facebook town hall, examines the Philadelphia Orchestra's bankruptcy and debates the designation of a hate crime. He talks to Fox News Senior National Correspondent, John Roberts, about Marcellus Shale drilling in Pennsylvania and James Babb, co-founder of Do Not Fly.
As gas prices keep rising more and more people are stretching out their visits to the pump and that could lead to problems.
The cost to have a car is enough to drive many people crazy. Even after you get the car, you have to maintain your vehicle. According to AAA the total cost to operate your vehicle is up.
This special issue contains profiles of 250 vehicles, says auto editor Jonathan Linkov. "The manufacturers that have small cars that are available are going to be the ones who win out because when prices go up to $4, $5 a gallon people do flock into the small cars."
If you have a power boat, you know this already, but the rising price of fuel that has plagued motorists may make those on the water seasick.
Gas prices have recorded their biggest one week increase since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
While the protests in Egypt are thousands of miles away, they could very soon impact what millions of Delaware Valley drivers pay at the pump.
Homeowners are paying a lot more to heat their homes than they did this time last year.
