AAA reports that as of Feb. 17 the average price for a gallon of gas in California is $4.84, well above the national average of $3.16. In the Bay Area, prices have skyrocketed even higher.

Specifically in the Bay Area, the region’s refining capacity is now half of its 2019 levels. It wasn’t that long ago when gas prices in the country reached a three-year low and California wasn ...

In a time when we appear to be paying more for everything from avocados to eggs, Californians may have got some good news at ...

Experts in the oil and energy industries said that gas prices in California were temporarily affected by the Martinez ...

The region’s consumer prices have remained below what many economists deem to be a key 3% level for several months.

A year ago, the average gas price in California was 3% lower at $4.48 per gallon. >> INTERACTIVE: See how your area's gas prices have changed over the years at data.visaliatimesdelta.com.

Bay Area drivers started the week off with a nearly 30-cent jump in gas prices ... Though fuel price hikes are normal in California, there’s one significant culprit this time around.

“Bay Area refining capacity is now half of its 2019 levels.” California’s high gas taxes also “(push) up the price of gasoline at the pump,” said Derek Stimel, associate economics ...

Last Friday, California's Division of Petroleum Market ... and $1.99 less than in the Bay Area. Gas prices bring up the controversial Trump card. "All the things that the president is talking ...

California gas prices declined for the second consecutive week and reached an average of $4.48 per gallon of regular fuel on ...