Gas prices

In recent months, New Jersey gas prices have trended as high as 10 cents more per gallon than the national average.

The experts say New Jersey residents haven't seen the last increase in gas prices for 2021.

Just what we need heading towards Memorial Day Weekend: Gas prices in New Jersey may soon see a spike following a recent cyberattack.

Escalating gas prices are one thing. $3 per gallon is another. $4 per gallon is absolutely alarming! Let's take a look at what's happening with gas in New Jersey and what it means to you.

The average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey has gone up 7 cents in the past week, nearly 30 cents in a month, and is almost 40 cents more than a year ago, just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and a nosedive in oil demand.

So far this summer, the highest average price for a gallon of regular gasoline was recorded in mid-July at $2.19.

Gas prices in New Jersey are five cents higher than a week ago as demand grows, but still 73 cents cheaper than a year ago, says AAA Mid-Atlantic.

The recent tension in the Middle East has caused gas prices in in our area to increase.

It's welcomed news following a lengthy stretch of rising pump prices.

The rise in gas prices — typical at this time of year in New Jersey — is continuing, as demand increases and we switch to a more expensive formula.

We're not complaining...just curious.

Here we go again, South Jersey. If you're like me, and have to fill your gas tank more than a couple of times each week, then you've probably already experienced some pain at the pump.