California gas prices continue to hover near record highs
There are some encouraging, if small, signs that prices are starting to creep down.
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There are some encouraging, if small, signs that prices are starting to creep down.
Experts seem to agree the less expensive winter blend of gas being released a little earlier should help lower prices.
AAA reports Sutter County's $6.10 a gallon and Yuba County's $6.17 a gallon are actually deals, statewide. Despite the low prices, people in those areas are still feeling the pain.
Gas prices rose again over Monday night, bringing California up just a few cents away from another record.
Governor Newsom ordered gas companies to switch to the cheaper winter blend, but will it make a difference?
The state is now just three cents away from the record high average price set just this past summer.
If you've filled up recently, you know gas prices are on the rise again. They're six cents away from the record high that was set in June.
With gas prices over $6 a gallon in California again, Gov. Gavin Newsom is directing state officials to make the switch to the winter blend of fuel early.
According to AAA, the price per gallon rose $0.15 overnight. The rest of the nation pays about $3.77 on average.
For the first time in a decade, seniors will pay less next year on monthly premiums for Medicare's Part B plan.
Gas prices are rising once again across the state – and experts say we should expect them to keep going up.
Gas prices are dropping everywhere except for California.
According to the Energy Information Administration, gas inventory is at its lowest point in about a decade. Experts also say there has been unplanned refinery maintenance.
Walmart and Target plan to begin offering deals earlier this year to ease sting of soaring inflation on shoppers.
John Treanor explains why the price of gas in California isn't coming down as quickly as it is in the rest of the United States.
Inflation eased last month as energy prices tumbled, according to a report closely watched by the Federal Reserve.
Next time you stop at a gas station, think of it as a $100-a-month tax cut. Or a maybe $100-a-month raise.
Drivers in the US can breathe a small sigh of relief — average gas prices have dropped below $4 a gallon for the first time since March.
Gas prices still remain above $5 for most Californians, though.
Drivers are paying about $1 less per gallon than they did in June. The reason for that could hint at trouble ahead.
Prices at the pump continue to sink, providing relief to inflation-weary consumers and an economy mired in a slowdown.
AAA credits a drop in demand, with almost two-thirds of Americans changing their driving habits since March.
Area animal shelters are overwhelmed. The problem is being blamed on delayed care during the pandemic and inflation.
The average price for a gallon of regular gas in the US is now $4.21, according to AAA.
The Sacramento Fire Department is investigating whether arson caused a fiery explosion at a U-Haul location early Sunday morning.
