California Braces for Gas Price Hike

California gas prices set to rise July 1. Exactly how much is unclear

Estimates of how much the price could jump range from 5 cents a gallon to as high as 65 cents

'We can't go to work!' Californians sound off as stifling new gas tax increase to hit in July · American Wire News

Communist California’s left-wing officials have made the average Californian’s life even harder by massively increasing gas taxes. Last fall, the left-wing California Air Resources Board (CARB) authorized new regulations to go into effect this July 1 that “will limit the amount of carbon in fuel by increasing penalties for refineries that produce high-carbon diesel and gasoline,” according to San Diego station KFMB. This new Low Carbon Fuel Stan…

California braces for gas price hike

EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) - Starting July 1st, Californians will see a new hit to their wallets, gas prices are going up by about 65 cents per gallon. It’s part of the state’s push to fight climate change by requiring cleaner fuel at the pump. The new rule comes from California’s Air Resources Board, which is trying to get the state to carbon neutrality by 2045. That means fuel companies have to start using more low-carbon blends like biofu…

California Assembly Approves 50-65 Cent Gas Tax Increase Under Low Carbon Fuel Standard – Gas Prices Could Hit $8.44/Gallon in 2026 in the state

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is set to increase gas taxes by approximately 50 to 65 cents starting July 1, 2025, as part of the state’s updated Low Carbon Fuel Standard. Efforts …

Thank a California Commiecrat: $8.44-Per-Gallon – IOTW Report

(Natural News)—In yet another assault on working-class Californians, the state’s Democratic supermajority has greenlit a staggering 50- to 65-cent gas tax increase under the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), set

Lower Gas Prices? Not On Our Watch, Say California’s Tax-Happy Politicians Who Have State Funded Fuel Cards

The summer driving season is in full swing, and for once, California drivers are catching a break—at least temporarily. The average price for a gallon of regular in the state is $4.73, down eight cents from last week and 27 cents cheaper than this time last year, according to AAA Mountain West Group spokesperson Doug Johnson. It’s the lowest average for June since 2021. But the reprieve won’t last. Starting July 1, 2025, California drivers will …