gas prices

Gas prices in the Northeast are rising even after summer, driven by strong demand, tighter supply, and reduced gasoline production. New York drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump as inventories decline.

After enjoying steady prices at the pump, AAA predicts we will start paying a lot more to gas up our vehicles very soon.

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People in the Mohawk Valley are always justifiably angry over the fact that we pay so much more for gasoline than our neighbors across Upstate New York. In Syracuse, there are gas stations selling regular unleaded gasoline for $2.87 a gallon. Why are their prices so cheap, as compared to ours? Furthermore, you can get gas for a lower price than what we pay at a New York State Thruway Rest Area. Still though, we're left to tolerate it as it doesn't seem like we're going to be seeing more affordable prices anytime soon. Therefore, we must grin and bear, and try to find the best prices we can find here in our own area.

Have you seen the price of gas in one Central New York town? It's cheap! So cheap one gas station actually ran out.

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

Gas prices skyrocketed over the past few weeks and the reason why is somewhat infuriating.

New York's gas prices are lower than the national average, but that coming to an end very soon.

Who's paying the most for a gallon of gas in New York State as prices start to increase? The answer may surprise you.

Hold onto your wallets! Filling up your car might start to hurt a little less very soon.

Gas prices hit their highest level so far this year and are expected to keep climbing into the fall.

Looks like we might be paying over $4 for a gallon of gas again.