Gas prices

The story of gas prices this summer will be all too familiar to drivers looking for relief.

In a positive start to the week, gas prices across New York continue to drop. However, some counties are still feeling the pain at the pump.

We're all looking for a little relief at the registers in New York.

The pain at the pump keeps getting worse for central New York drivers, with gas prices reaching another record high.

To get the most out of your vehicle fuel expenditures, there are ways to manage how much money you spend on gas according to AAA Northeast, which has some great tools to assist consumers who are feeling the gas price pinch.

Data indicates it's possible the Coronavirus has caused gas prices to fall in Central New York.

After seeing gas prices over the last few years skyrocket to over $4 per gallon, I never expected what I saw at the pumps this week: pricing below three dollars a gallon on regular gas!

The U.S. average retail price for regular gasoline fell 7.1 cents from a week ago to $3.19 a gallon on Monday. The average retail price for diesel fuel also fell to $3.83 per gallon. More information and regional details are available from the U... Read More ...

U.S. Gas prices have hit a four-month high with 32 straight days of increases at the pump bringing misery to spring breakers and job hunters. The Automobile Association of America said Monday that the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.73 and is 43 cents more than a month ago. Prices top $4 per gallon in California and Hawaii.

U.S. Drivers should see lower gasoline prices in the 4th quarter of this year. The national pump price is expected to average $3.56 per gallon for the period. That’s down 4 cents from what the energy information administration projected in last month’s forecast.