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Gov. Newsom condemns Trump administration's attack on Iran, raises concerns over energy costs

Governor Newsom warns of rising gas prices linked to Iran conflict and plans emergency measures for fuel supply and public safety amid ongoing global tensions.

  • On Monday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said his administration is monitoring and preparing for the war in Iran's effects on public safety and gas prices, with a state administration oil-preparation team meeting regularly.
  • Because the war in Iran has disrupted oil flows, California had prepared to import more fuel after two closed oil refineries, relying on foreign crude with Iraq at 21% and twenty percent from the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Saying his team had been "gaming out worst-case scenarios," Newsom warned every $10 increase in a barrel adds roughly $0.24 per gallon, and energy prices are rising.
  • Cal OES posted on March 3, 2026 that the State Threat Assessment Center reports no credible threats to California, though Newsom is worried about the Austin, Texas mass shooting and ongoing discussions by his emergency office.
  • Newsom warned Californians should expect higher energy prices in the coming weeks as Heisler said oil rose six to seven percent over the weekend, adding to household financial strain.
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The Gateway Pundit broke the news in United States on Monday, March 2, 2026.
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