The U.S. average gasoline price rose half a cent overnight 3.570 a gallon, according to AAA's daily survey of fuel retailers, conducted by Oil Price Information Service. In California, the average price was $4.042, up about a penny overnight. (Getty Images) |
Gas and oil prices rise again nationwide and in California
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HenryGarciaGonzalez at 7:42 AM February 22, 2012
I just dont understand the liberal position on this issue. America will DEMAND we open our natural resources to exploration and extraction. I care about the environment but get real, no one is goi g to put up with 5 dollar gas.
mugben0t at 7:36 AM February 22, 2012
Hahaha suckers.. go on, keep living in COSTAFORINIA.. lol
Gas is still cheaper here and I will drive my big SUV no matter what the cost. You will NEVER price me out of my car, you will NEVER stop my driving eco freaks.
Tony Villar at 6:38 AM February 22, 2012
It's time to close the gas-guzzler's tax exemption for trucks and SUVs. If it has leather seats, wood trim, and air-conditioning, it should not be considered a worktruck for the purposes of tax exemption.
L.A. for less than the price of sunblock. 
