Southern California Gas Prices Dropping, But Still Higher Than Last Year

Consumers continue to cut back.

The price of a gallon of gas dropped Monday for the 26th consecutive day, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. 

 
The average price of a gallon of regular was $4.117 in California, down a penny from Sunday’s price of $4.127, and  10.4 cents over the same day last week.
 
That’s still considerably higher than the $3.950 charged for a gallon of regular a year earlier, the Auto Club said.
 

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In Los Angeles County, a gallon of regular was close to the statewide average, at $4.118 on Monday. 
 
That’s down from Sunday’s price of $4.128, and last week’s price of $4.230.
 
Prices are still near historic highs, however, and consumers continue to cut back.

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