Up and Down: California gas prices reverse course

Up and Down: California gas prices reverse course

WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – Prices at the pump are in neutral or getting cheaper in most of the country even though this is the time of year when gas prices go up. California drivers will find an average price of $4.92, an increase of a penny from last week. Nevertheless, this remains lower than the $5.38 average Californians paid a year ago.  “The main reason why gas prices are trending lower is supply and demand,” AAA Northern California spokespers…

Gasoline Prices Plunge – Except in California

Via Committee To Unleash Prosperity: Gasoline prices have eased in 31 states as oil has fallen to below $65 a barrel since Trump came into office. But California isn’t one of them. Gov. Gavin Newso…

CA gas prices lead nation at $5 per gallon as national average plummets

(The Center Square) - Average California gas prices remain near $5 per gallon despite national gas prices plummeting amid falling oil prices, leading many Californians to wonder why their gasoline

Oil prices plummet, and gas prices expected to follow suit

INDIANAPOLIS — The recent hefty jump in gas prices is expected to be short lived, but experts worry this will only be due to a global recession.

Solano, California gas prices up slightly from last week

FAIRFIELD – While much of the nation experienced no changes to the cost of gasoline over the past week, drivers in Solano County and around California saw the average price go up ever so slightly.

USC study confirms state policies drive up gas prices

Going to a California gas pump is like heading for a tooth extraction—nothing fun on deck. A new study from the University of Southern California demonstrated just how much of the nearly $2 price hit is due to state policies—all of it. The post USC study confirms state policies drive up gas prices appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.